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general roger schultz was my boss, came in and said, this is going to change we are for the future. i tried to think and grasp that. and summary said you had to get ready to mobilize. get ready to deploy. and oh, by the way, by next week you said that 6000 guardsmen. 6000 right off the bat. what status will it be in? who will pay the bill? what did he need to be equipped with? what are the rules of engagement with those all the things we with you early on. 150 active installations across the u.s. needed to be closed because we were a very open military. many of these you could drive right through the gates. go to fort myers, drive right on through the nobody stops you. coaches the generals house, nobody will stop you. all those installations, those demos, those storage sites for ammunition, all of that had to be closed. that took upwards of 10,000 troops at the peak. we actually had in europe at the time because many of the installations in europe do not have the manpower to close those installations. so we mobilize for that in title 10, federal duty to the state and airports, we mo

general roger schultz was my boss and he said this is going to change what we are for the future. going to grasp that. somebody said get ready to mobilize and deploy. by the way, by next week, you got to have 6000 guardsmen at the airport. what status will they will be and who will pay the bills. 150 active installations across the u.s. needed to be closed because we were a very open military. many of you can drive right through the gates and go through fort myers. all of those installation, those depos, those storage sites for ammunition, all of that had to be closed. many of the installations at europe did not have the manpower to close those installations. we mobilized for that in title 10, federal duty. the state and the airports, we emotionalized those forces but the generals did it and they received the money from the federal government but the forces stayed under their command of control of the governor. very unique. later on we had this thing called winter freeze, operation winner freeze -- winter freeze. we needed to support 12 border states. commerce was backing up on th