“In a domestic operation situation it don’t matter if it’s the Air or the Army, the public needs us to come as one team with one fight and to help relieve whatever situation is going on.”-Major General Tommy Baker, Deputy Adjutant General of the Tennessee National Guard
Mass-casualty training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
From the end of May 2019, thru the beginning of June 2019, the U.S. military held a multi-state (Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee) National Guard/local responder exercise called Shaken Fury, in preps for a major New Madrid Seismic Zone event.
Pulling bodies from the rubble, Millington, Tennessee.
44 Georgia Air Guard medical response personnel drove into Tennessee to lend a hand.
Preparing to fuel a KC-135 transport at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Tennessee.
Official video explainer of operation Shaken Fury 2019. What if a 7.7 quake hit the mid-western U.S.? (with overly dramatic music):
One of the things Guard personnel trained for was reacting without any prior notice (called a ‘no-notice’ response). The main purpose of Shaken Fury was to identify potential problem areas for local disaster response.
Missouri Guard personnel trying to break through the rubble of what was once a building at Mozingo Outdoor Education and Recreation Area.
Official video report of Tennessee National Guard mass casualty evac on C-17 Globemaster:
The training involved anything from being able to deploy large transport aircraft to martial law crowd control of ‘zombie’ quake victims.
Armored vehicles prepped for martial law crowd control at Camp McCain, Mississippi.
Official Mississippi National Guard video report explaining their version of martial law crowd control:
Simulated roof-top rescue, obviously they expect homes to fall victims to liquifaction.
It should be noted that the U.S. government, through Department of Homeland Security, pushed for the Shaken Fury training as part of a FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) policy called Emergency Support Function 14-Long-Term Community Recovery: “Understanding how disruptions cascade across infrastructure, and the role of private industry in responding and stabilizing our systems, is particularly important in major disasters such as the one we are exercising in Shaken Fury. This cross-sector understanding is what CISA aims to provide through the newly established Emergency Support Function number 14.”-Brian Harrell, Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Georgia National Guard dealing with ‘zombie’ survivors at the Memphis Fire Department Training Center, Tennessee.
Pacific Ring of Fire, June 2019: “UN DESPICHE TOTAL” (a total wipe-out)
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Military housing personnel making hasty repairs, 07JUL2019.
Repairing base water lines damaged by the quakes, 06JUL2019.
Checking the wires over the Huey and Cobra helicopter ‘gate guards’, 07JUL2019.
Some buildings show signs of major cracks, but it looks like the commissary got shaken-up the most.
Tornado hit near Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio, 27MAY2019.
19th Civil Engineer Squadron emergency management journeyman, takes a sample of an unknown substance found on Little Rock AFB, 12JUN2019.
There were several C-130 in Invasion Stripes attending the D-Day Anniversary, like this C-130J from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Even Idaho Air National Guard’s 266th Range Squadron played bad guy, deploying fake 1/1 scale models of ‘enemy’ anti-air vehicles.
