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Members from the Coast Guard, Kauai Fire Department,

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Members from the Coast Guard, Kauai Fire Department, HDOT Airports Division, HDOT Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Section, Ocean Safety and Lifeguard Services, Kauai Police Department, American Medical Response and for a photo in Lihue after an assets meeting April 25, 2019, and prior to conducting a full-scale mass rescue exercise the following day at Ahukini Recreational Pier State Park and Hanamaulu Bay. This is the first airport response exercise of this scale conducted in an ocean environment in the state and is essential based on the volume of air traffic in the region and the proximity of most airports to the ocean. This exercise, a triennial FAA requirement for the Lihue Airport Response Fire Fighting department, tested local agencies ability working together and evaluated interagency communications, response plans, and responders’ actions to a simulated downed commercial airliner. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Petty Officer Sara Muir/Released)

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25/04/2019
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