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Firefighting in the United States / Emergency management / Incident management / Disaster preparedness / Federal Emergency Management Agency / Incident Command System / Incident management team / Incident commander / National Wildfire Coordinating Group / National Incident Management System / Hospital incident command system
Date: 2016-05-17 05:11:48
Firefighting in the United States
Emergency management
Incident management
Disaster preparedness
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Incident Command System
Incident management team
Incident commander
National Wildfire Coordinating Group
National Incident Management System
Hospital incident command system

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