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Yongsan, Korea -- U.S. Forces Korea participated in

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Yongsan, Korea -- U.S. Forces Korea participated in

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Yongsan, Korea -- U.S. Forces Korea participated in the Highly Infectious
Disease Full Scale Exercise, a Korean Center of Disease Control and
Prevention-led exercise, at U.S. Yongsan Army Garrison and ROK Armed Forces
Capital Hospital, Mar. 31, 2015. The exercise provided ROK and US
interagency and military participants training on responding to a simulated
Ebola case. The focus of this exercise is to improve the ROK-US Alliance's
ability to identify, respond and transport a simulated Ebola patient by
employing a whole-of-government approach through bilateral cooperative
engagements. Although the scenario for this exercise is Ebola, the lessons
are applicable for other emerging events with highly infectious agents.
(Photo by Capt. Kelsey Flagg)

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