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Arctic Edge 14

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Spc. Anthony Engelking, a wheeled vehicle mechanic DELETEa with the 417th Quartermaster Company in Scottsburg, Ind., moves a pipe at an Inland Petroleum Distribution System at the Port of Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska, April 3, 2014. Engelking is one of many who are training at the oil depot during Alaska Shield 14. It is an exercise that involves state, federal, military, and local agencies, designed to test response and coordination efforts during a disaster and is modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army Photo Spc. Ryan A. Swanson)

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Arctic Edge 14

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - U.S. Army Reserve Soldier Pfc. William Cruz, a petroleum supply specialist with the 417th Quartermaster Company from Scottsburg, Ind., explains how an Inland Petroleum Distribution System works at the Port of Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska, April 3, 2014. Cruz is one many who are training at the oil depot during Alaska Shield 14. It is an exercise that involves state, federal, military, and local agencies, designed to test response and coordination efforts during a disaster and is modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army Photo Spc. Ryan A. Swanson)

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Arctic Edge 14

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - U.S. Army Reserve soldiers assigned to the 481st Transportation Company (Heavy Boat), completes mooring procedures between US Army Vessel Malvern Hill (LCU-2025) and USNS Mendonca (T-AKR-303) near the Port of Anchorage, Alaska, April 3, 2014. The 481st is in Anchorage, Alaska participating in Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore (JLOTS) Operations. A joint exercise that consists of loading and unloading ships without fixed port facilities. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Walter Talens)

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Arctic Edge 14

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Navy Cargo Handling Battalion (NCHB) 1 Stevedore Seaman Apprentice Leroi Ellison, from San Antonio, Texas, prepares a shipping container for transport from USNS Mendonca (T-AKR-303) to USAV Malvern Hill (LCU-2025), during the 2014 Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore disaster response exercise, near the Port of Anchorage, Alaska, April 3, 2014. The JLOTS exercise coincides with the 50th anniversary of the magnitude 9.2 Good Friday Earthquake that struck Alaska March 27, 1964 and Alaska Shield 14 is designed to test the ability of local, state and federal response agencies to respond to the same disaster using modern equipment and techniques. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Walter Talens)

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The JOC is the center of it all

Service members and NORTHCOM personnel discuss operations in the Joint Task Force Alaska Joint Operations Center in support of Alaska Shield 14 here April 2, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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The JOC is the center of it all

Maj. Donald Johnson, chief of current operations for Alaska Command, Joint Task Force Alaska, points out positions on a screen in the JTF Alaska Joint Operations Center in support of Alaska Shield 14 here April 2, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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The JOC is the center of it all

Air Force Master Sgt. Chris Daigrepont, noncommissioned officer in charge of current operations for Alaska Command, Joint Task Force Alaska, mans the phone while working at the Joint Task Force Alaska Joint Operations Center in support of Alaska Shield 14 here April 2, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Have a drink Cordova

Five gallon buckets of potable desalinated water stand ready to be distributed to the local populace as part of Alaska Shield 14 here on March 29, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Lindsey Schulte)

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Have a drink Cordova

This desalinization pump takes salt water from the port and converts it into potable water that is then pumped into the yellow bag for transport to the Point of Distribution at Alaska Shield 14 here on March 29, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of south central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Lindsey Schulte)

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Have a drink Cordova

National Guard members of the 1/297th Alpha troop, out of Anchorage, Alaska, provide citizens with five gallon buckets of potable water and disaster relief information at the towns Point of Distribution as part of Alaska Shield 14 here on March 29, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of south central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Lindsey Schulte)

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Have a drink Cordova

Local volunteers work with National Guard members of the 1/297 Alpha troop out of Anchorage, Alaska, to fill five gallon buckets of desalinated potable water at the towns Point of Distribution for Alaska Shield 14 here, on March 29, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Lindsey Schulte)

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Can you hear me Alaska Shield

Spc. Joel A. Resler, with the 59th Signal Battalion sets up an AN/TSC-156 Phoenix satellite here during Alaska Shield 14, April 2, 2014. The 59th was tasked to reestablish communications after a black-out occurred during the exercise. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves federal, state, local and military agencies, designed to test response and coordination efforts during a disaster and is modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. True Thao)

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Can you hear me Alaska Shield

The AN/TSC-156 Phoenix satellite will be utilized by the 59th Signal Battalion here in response to a communication black-out during Alaska Shield 14, April 2, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves federal, state, local and military agencies, designed to test response and coordination efforts during a disaster and is modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated Alaska (U.S. Army photo by Spc. True Thao)

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Can you hear me Alaska Shield

The Joint Forces Land Component Command is capable of communicating throughout the command through the use of an AN/TSC 156 Phoenix satellite, set up by the 59th Signal Battalion, during Alaska Shield 14 here April 2, 2014. The 59th Signal Battalion was tasked to reestablish communications after a black-out occurred for this exercise. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves federal, state, local and military agencies, designed to test response and coordination efforts during a disaster and is modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. True Thao)

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Girl Scouts help first responders train during Alaska Shield 14

An EMT with the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department provides care to members of Girl Scout Troop 285 after they were pulled from the debris of a simulated roof collapse at The Red Dragon as part of a mock disaster drill in conjunction with Alaska Shield 14 here, March 28, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Girl Scouts help first responders train during Alaska Shield 14

Members of the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department and Alaska National Guard soldiers from A-troop, 1-297th Reconnaissance and Surveillance Squadron extricate girl scouts with Troop 285 from a roof collapse at The Red Dragon as part of a mock disaster drill in conjunction with Alaska Shield 14 here, March 28, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Girl Scouts help first responders train during Alaska Shield

Members of the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department and Alaska National Guard soldiers from A-troop, 1-297th Reconnaissance and Surveillance Squadron extricate girl scouts with Troop 285 from a roof collapse at The Red Dragon as part of a mock disaster drill in conjunction with Alaska Shield 14 here March 28, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Girl Scouts help first responders train during Alaska Shield

Members of Girl Scout Troop 285 participate in a mock disaster drill by pretending to be victims of a roof collapse at The Red Dragon in conjunction with Alaska Shield 14 here March 28, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska including the city of Cordova. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Alaska Patient Evacuation on the Wings of the US Air Force

Simulated trauma victims are treated at the Disaster Aeromedical Staging Facility and evacuated by members of the Air Force as part of Alaska Shield 14 here, March 31, 2014. The role players originated in Kodiak, Alaska, to exercise patient triage and movement procedures there before being flown to Anchorage for further processing. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Centeral Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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Air Force Disaster Aeromedical Staging Facility at JBER

U.S. Air Force Col. Tami R. Rougeau speaks about how the Disaster Aeromedical Staging Facility simulates the treatment and evacuation of patients by the Air Force as part of Alaska Shield 14 here, March 31, 2014. Alaska Shield 14 is an exercise that involves state, federal, military and local agencies, designed to test the response and coordination of the disaster modeled after the 1964 earthquake and subsequent tsunami that devastated much of South Central Alaska. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shane Dorschner)

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