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=== Scenario === | === Scenario === | ||
''A disaster has struck the Portland metropolitan area. Routine communications methods (e.g. cell phones) are disabled, and NETs are self-deploying to their [[NET Staging Areas|Staging Areas/Incident Command Posts]]. After making some initial assessments, Incident Team Leaders begin deploying strike teams to render aid in the surrounding neighborhoods.'' | ''A disaster has struck the Portland metropolitan area. Routine communications methods (e.g. cell phones) are disabled, and NETs are self-deploying to their [[NET Staging Areas|Staging Areas/Incident Command Posts]]. After making some initial assessments, [[Incident Team Leaders]] begin deploying strike teams to render aid in the surrounding neighborhoods.'' | ||
''After dispatching a strike team to travel a specific route, the Incident Team Leader discovers they cannot establish FRS/GMRS radio communications with them. Time passes and nothing is heard. Is the team in a radio dead zone? Have their radios failed? Is the team in trouble? Should the Incident Team Leader dispatch a runner to their last known location? Does the strike team need the assistance of a follow-up strike team? Where are they?'' | ''After dispatching a strike team to travel a specific route, the Incident Team Leader discovers they cannot establish FRS/GMRS radio communications with them. Time passes and nothing is heard. Is the team in a radio dead zone? Have their radios failed? Is the team in trouble? Should the Incident Team Leader dispatch a runner to their last known location? Does the strike team need the assistance of a follow-up strike team? Where are they?'' | ||