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The format of what would become the Shearwater International Air Show or SIAS began to crystallize in 1981. Obviously, it could not compete with bigger shows playing to larger population centres. So, if the biggest was not possible, SIAS aimed to be the best. The show's search for excellence was rewarded by many successes; air displays equaling any in the country and over 75 different static aircraft from as many as seven countries. In addition, over 80 high-quality ground exhibits were displayed, including such as an Iraqi Scud missile and the weapon which brought it down, the US Army's Patriot System. Efforts to raise the Nova Scotia International Air Show(NSIAS) from the ashes were unsuccessful in 1996, but a few dedicated believers took on the task to try again for 1997 and were more than rewarded for their efforts. NSIAS 97 was a co-production of the three levels of government, the private sector and the military in the Atlantic Region. A lot of hard work, negotiations and good will produced a first class show that had all the trade marks of past SIAS events and then some. With a superb two-day attendance and an overall economic impact exceeding 14 million dollars, Shearwater and Nova Scotia were clearly on the air show map.  1, fiche 1, Anglais, - Nova%20Scotia%20International%20Air%20Show

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Fiche 2,  Justifications,  Anglais

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The person who has overall command of the rescue, and who makes decisions and directs the rescue personnel at the [accident] site.  1, fiche 2, Anglais, - field%20rescue%20leader

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[Organized Rescue] The Field Rescue Leader has overall command of the rescue effort. He/she may be the First Party Leader and have control from the beginning of the search effort, or arrive with a subsequent party and take over responsibility from the First Party Leader.... The Field Rescue Leader maintains control of the entire field operations of the rescue, and is the one with a view to the "big picture". With a large enough rescue team, this is best accomplished by taking a back seat to the actual searching, and positioning oneself in a suitable location to think clearly watch the rescue unfold.  1, fiche 2, Anglais, - field%20rescue%20leader

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Personne qui dirige l'opération de sauvetage, qui prend les décisions à cet égard et qui affecte des tâches précises aux secouristes.  2, fiche 2, Français, - chef%20d%27op%C3%A9ration

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Vous êtes témoins d'un accident d'avalanche. [...] Que faire quand l'avalanche s'arrête ? [...] Vous êtes plusieurs, il faut : nommer un chef d'opération qui coordonnera les recherches, mais si possible n'y participera pas. Il s'agit du plus expérimenté ou du plus calme; il doit faire très rapidement un diagnostic de la situation, à partir de la taille de l'avalanche, de sa nature, du nombre de sauveteurs disponibles et du nombre de victimes ensevelies.  3, fiche 2, Français, - chef%20d%27op%C3%A9ration

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Le chef de l'opération est responsable de l'ensemble des activités de sauvetage. Il peut s'agir du chef du premier groupe. Dans un tel cas, il prend le contrôle des opérations dès le début. Il peut aussi arriver avec un groupe subséquent et alors relever du chef du premier groupe à ce titre.  2, fiche 2, Français, - chef%20d%27op%C3%A9ration

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