CST supports World Series, Marine Corps Marathon

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A specialized vehicle from the District of Columbia National Guard’s 33rd Civil Support Team navigates toward its deployed location in Washington to support the Marine Corps Marathon and Major League Baseball World Series games Oct. 27. With augmentation from Kentucky and Maryland’s CST teams, the 33rd CST worked around the clock with civil authorities to enhance response capabilities through their communications, survey, technical decontamination and analytical functions.

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CST supports World Series, Marine Corps Marathon

WASHINGTON - A specialized vehicle from the District of Columbia National Guard’s 33rd Civil Support Team navigates toward its deployed location in Washington to support the Marine Corps Marathon and Major League Baseball World Series games Oct. 27. With augmentation from Kentucky and Maryland’s CST teams, the 33rd CST worked around the clock with civil authorities to enhance response capabilities through their communications, survey, technical decontamination and analytical functions.

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