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So we came out to Hawaii because it

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offers us coastal tropical

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and jungle biomes which allow us to

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provide our personnel with training in

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all of those areas . And so we wanted

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to give them that hands on training and

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see the difference in their performance .

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So we had a control group who were

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flying crew chiefs to see how they

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performed before and after training SV

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97 brand new co pilots who have had

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only that training , not even the OSS

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training yet to provide that out here

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for them in this environment . And then

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we also provided the S V 98 from the

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rescue squadron training as well .

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And the difference in performance was

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measured before and after the training

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for all of them . And we are able to

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demonstrate basically that they're

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going to be a lot more capable after

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this training than they were before .

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There's a lot of support out here for

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future operations to allow us to spread

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this to other bases , other platforms

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so that they can do this as well to get

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their airmen more prepared for the

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environment that they may find

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themselves isolated in

