Task Force Operations Commander Col. Lee Ellis receives a brief from Pfc. Letrice Ragland, 203rd Military Police Battalion. Sgt. Gregory Hayes, 1343rd Chemical Company, Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Price, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 31st Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Brigade, and Spc. Whitney Terry, 203rd Military Police Battalion of the Alabama National Guard, are ready to assist during the information brief. All were assigned to the future operations section for Task Force Operations during Vibrant Response 14, July 26 through Aug. 10, 2014, at Camp Jennings Fairgro

Task Force Operations Commander Col. Lee Ellis receives a brief from Pfc. Letrice Ragland, 203rd Military Police Battalion. Sgt. Gregory Hayes, 1343rd Chemical Company, Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Price, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 31st Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Brigade, and Spc. Whitney Terry, 203rd Military Police Battalion of the Alabama National Guard, are ready to assist during the information brief. All were assigned to the future operations section for Task Force Operations during Vibrant Response 14, July 26 through Aug. 10, 2014, at Camp Jennings Fairgro Stock Photo

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Task Force Operations Commander Col. Lee Ellis receives a brief from Pfc. Letrice Ragland, 203rd Military Police Battalion. Sgt. Gregory Hayes, 1343rd Chemical Company, Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Price, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 31st Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Brigade, and Spc. Whitney Terry, 203rd Military Police Battalion of the Alabama National Guard, are ready to assist during the information brief. All were assigned to the future operations section for Task Force Operations during Vibrant Response 14, July 26 through Aug. 10, 2014, at Camp Jennings Fairgrounds, Ind. The exercise features realistic venues, fire and smoke effects, mannequins and civilian role-players, as well as sophisticated computer simulations, to replicate a demanding disaster environment. Soldier highlights from Vibrant Response 14 140804-A-WI994-002

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