On the recordJune 7, 2011
The ability of emergency response personnel to communicate in real time prior to, during, and immediately after a disaster is critical.
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congress.govThe ability of emergency response personnel to communicate in real time prior to, during, and immediately after a disaster is critical.
Highlights the importance of real-time communication in emergencies.
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