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- One chemical detector down, 39 to go.

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- I can't believe we have
to do this every shift.

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- I can't believe we've
gone through 600 batteries

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in two days.

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- There has to be a better way to do this.

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(sirens going off)

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- [Walkie Talkie] Attention
all men, attention all men.

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Alarm Red Mopp 4, alarm Red Mopp 4.

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(loud explosion)

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(alarm sounding)

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- Captain.

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- Yes.

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- The insolation has lost power.

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We're running on generators,
but not everyone was so lucky.

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- Okay, copy that.

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Sergeant Moss.

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- Yes. - Send out the recon teams.

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- Copy that sir.

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- [Walkie Talkie] Attention on the net.

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Alarm black.

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Initial release.

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Mopp Level 4.

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- Zero Zero, Recon 1.

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We got a dead battery.

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- Sir, we've got a problem.

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- Alright, what's that?

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- Our chemical detectors have lost power.

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At this point, we can not tell you

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where the vapor hazards at.

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- Okay, that's not going to work.

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We have to know where that vapor is,

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and where these hazards are

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so we that we can get our folks out there,

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get the mission going

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and get these plants back off the ground.

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What are we gonna to
do to get around this?

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- I've got an idea.

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- Hello, I'm Master
Sergeant Jonathan Moss,

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from the 52nd Civil Engineers Squadron,

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at Spangdahlem Air Base.

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I've designed a product

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to help ensure that we maintain

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continuous chemical detection.

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It is a renewable energy power supply

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for the joint chemical agent detector.

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This product was designed to
operate the detectors 24/7,

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with little to no user maintenance.

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Currently, no commercial products offer

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the battery life needed
to accomplish this.

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This product can be tied
into commercial power,

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if available, and act as an
uninterrupted power supply

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or UPS, ensuring that we can
continue to detect hazards

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in the event of power loss.

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Spark tank, I need your
help to spread this idea

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across the enterprise.

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By providing funding, you'll
support product refinement

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and assistant research
for manufacturing options.

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With your help we can increase readiness,

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reduce hazardous waste,

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and become a more energy efficient force.

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Thank you.