Not just today , but for this whole
week , we're out here working with task
force one for the uh operational
radiance exercise . And along with task
force one , we're working with first
responders from around the state .
That's Edmund Guyman , Ada Ardmore
Lawton , Tulsa and , and then all the
surrounding uh first responders .
So outside of our main , our primary
focus , which is our seaburn related
incidents . Our secondary operations
and mission is uh search and rescue .
So within search and rescue , we do
confined space collapse structure ,
swift water operations and wide area .
Search this . This week , we're
focusing on those uh disciplines today
behind us . What we're doing right now
is we're working on uh collapsed
structure . This particular incident
right here . We've got a victim trapped
inside of a barricade that happened
after a , a simulated tornado . So
we've , we've made entry through
concrete to safely get a victim out of
there . So the last thing you wanna do
is in the event of a natural disaster ,
much like how more tornado was or the
El Reno tornado . You don't wanna show
up on scene and , and start swapping
phone numbers and names you don't wanna
do that on the scene , what you wanna
do is you wanna practice up to that .
So every two years we're , we're ,
we're constantly together , but this
operational radius exercise every two
years . And it's to maintain that
discipline and that networking and
relationship building . That way when
you get on the scene of an actual
natural disaster , all you're doing is
handshake . Hey , this is what we got
going on and then it's straight to work
to help the victims and help get
everything back to normal as quick as
possible .