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The National Center for Medical Readiness at Calamityville became fully operational this week with the launch of the site\u2019s first training course and first technical training zone.<\/p>\n
About 20 U.S. Air Force medics and civilian paramedics participated in the inaugural three-day course, which on Friday required a number of them to wade through waist-high water to rescue trapped passengers drowning in a rolled-over, submerged armored vehicle.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur vision here for training is preparing the health care professional for their worst day,\u201d said James Gruenberg, Calamityville\u2019s deputy director.<\/p>\n
Calamityville is a 54-acre site operated by Wright State University at the former CEMEX plant at 506 E. Xenia Ave. for the training of military and civilian medical personnel in disaster response.<\/p>\n
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