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	<big><big>'''Exercise Information - Searchers'''</big></big>		<big><big>'''Exercise Information - Searchers'''</big></big>
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		+	As in all exercises, if you have a real emergency while part of this mock,
		+	call into the command post using the "no duff" expression.

	The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to		The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to

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	The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to		The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to

Brett Wuth at 19:13, 2 October 2012

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	for. Ask if they've seen anything. Ask if you can search their yard		for. Ask if they've seen anything. Ask if you can search their yard
	and/or out buildings. Ask them to search their own house (don't go		and/or out buildings. Ask them to search their own house (don't go
-	it) -- they don't actually have to do this. If no one is home, assume	+	in) -- they don't actually have to do this. If no one is home, assume
	you have permission to search their yards (you do).		you have permission to search their yards (you do).

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	You can search any public spaces in and around town (streets, back		You can search any public spaces in and around town (streets, back
-	alleys, parking lots, parks, undeveloped areas).	+	alleys, public parking lots, parks, undeveloped areas). If in doubt,
		+	contact the command post.

	You will find a few houses that have green Search and Rescue flagging		You will find a few houses that have green Search and Rescue flagging

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	The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to		The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to
	retrieve equipment. We are testing how well the new command post and		retrieve equipment. We are testing how well the new command post and
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	and others will develop which further focus the search area.		and others will develop which further focus the search area.

-	You can search any public spaces in and ~~aronud~~ town (streets, back	+	You can search any public spaces in and around town (streets, back
	alleys, parking lots, parks, undeveloped areas).		alleys, parking lots, parks, undeveloped areas).

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	planted witnesses or they may not be part of the exercise but		planted witnesses or they may not be part of the exercise but
	nevertheless have seen something useful.		nevertheless have seen something useful.
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		+	You should wear your SAR ID, jackets or traffic vests for clear visibility
		+	and easy recognizability.

Brett Wuth: New page: The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to retrieve equipment. We are testing how well the new command post and other facilities (equipment trailer, tent) meet o...

2012-10-02T19:01:07Z

New page: The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to retrieve equipment. We are testing how well the new command post and other facilities (equipment trailer, tent) meet o...

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The old command post (bus) and the fire hall is off limits except to
retrieve equipment. We are testing how well the new command post and
other facilities (equipment trailer, tent) meet our needs. If you
need to get briefed, get warm, just have a place to hang out, ask at
the command post where that's supposed to happen.

The mock ends by 21:30. Be back at the firehall by then or earlier if
the search ends. There will be a short critique inside the fire hall.

This mock search is limited to the Town of Pincher Creek and its
surrounding urban fringe. The overhead team will have specific clues
and others will develop which further focus the search area.

You can search any public spaces in and aronud town (streets, back
alleys, parking lots, parks, undeveloped areas).

You will find a few houses that have green Search and Rescue flagging
tape tied to the front door handle. These people have agreed to be
part of the mock. Knock on the door and explain who you are searching
for. Ask if they've seen anything. Ask if you can search their yard
and/or out buildings. Ask them to search their own house (don't go
it) -- they don't actually have to do this. If no one is home, assume
you have permission to search their yards (you do).

Yards that don't have flagging tape can't be entered. You can and
should look into the yards as any passerby could.

Any members of the public you encounter should be talked to as you
would in a normal search. Tell them that you are taking part in a
search and rescue exercise and who you are looking for. They may be
planted witnesses or they may not be part of the exercise but
nevertheless have seen something useful.