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33 This chapter discusses some of the lessons learned and commendable practices that five airports shared with the research team during site visits to gather this information. Table 10 identifies the airports that contributed to the collection of best practices using NIMS/ICS.
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34 A Guidebook for Integrating NIMS for Personnel and Resources at Airports Training and Evaluation • Conduct training with mutual aid agencies, even if it is simply familiarization. Bringing people into the airport -- land side and airside -- is an important part of training that helps responders understand the layout of the airport and where resources are located.
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Best Practices and Successful Approaches Using NIMS and ICS 35 • Investigate use of a pre-assigned medical dispatch and response system to facilitate regional and statewide communication such as the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS) applied in Illinois and Minnesota.
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