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EMC108 - Who's in Charge? - 4/4

12/1/1997

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I said "remaining" because government service is not everyone's cup of tea. This is why we deal with individuals and never clubs, associations, or other groups. There is no room among the unpaid professionals for loners, egos, and non-conformists. Some feel it's not

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EMC107 - Who's in Charge? - 3/4

11/24/1997

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The area of PREPAREDNESS is and should be quite diverse. To a large degree it is influenced by the people and procedures in place. It may be necessary for volunteer communications people to break the ice with an emergency management agency unused to and unfamiliar with volunteers in general and emergency communications resources in particular.

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EMC106 - Who's in Charge? - 2/4

11/17/1997

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A textbook example of the latter approach to real emergency management is the 1989 airline emergency landing in Iowa. If you have seen the movie and other training videos based on this incident, there is no doubt that there was one person in charge. Coordinating?

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