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Staff Sgt. Scott Horrigan, 1st Battalion, 125th Regiment,

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Staff Sgt. Scott Horrigan, 1st Battalion, 125th Regiment,

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Staff Sgt. Scott Horrigan, 1st Battalion, 125th Regiment, Michigan Army National Guard assists Michigan's Region 6 Healthcare Coalition by inventory control and fulfilling personal protection equipment requests from various medical facilities within the region, Kent County, Michigan, April 15, 2020. Region 6 consists of 13 counties with a total population of 1.4 million people, 22 acute care hospitals, 2 free-standing medical departments, 2 psychiatric hospitals, and 63 nursing homes. As of April 20, 2020, 785 Michigan National Guard Soldiers and Airmen are actively supporting the state's COVID-19 response and are supporting requests from local communities and state agencies. Response missions include Food Distribution, Screening Operations, Reception & Staging, Supply & Logistics Management, State Emergency Operations Center Staff Augmentation, and Alternate Care Facility Support. (Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. David Eichaker/released)

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16/04/2020
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