Mass Casualty Bus Shown on MSM It's been mentioned in multiple threads here.  Relax, a Mass Cas vehicle is not a conspiracy.  Retired MilFag here, and during my tenure and experience working with Mil and Civ agencies, these things are legit and nothing to be "digging" about.  I'm just trying to help make all Goats more aware and help us all focus on the real anomalies and discrepancies that are all too common.  I.E. witnesses report eyes in multiple suspects and after one jagoff is taken down there was magically one perp. There are many, many moving parts to crisis management.  Goats and anons are great at picking out the shit that don't pass the sniffer test.  I just don't want these anti-woke mofos getting any low hanging fruit to try and call us all tinfoil hat whackos. Though they may say mass casualty, mobile command center or any number of things on the side, they are legitimately tools for an event like today.  An Air Base has a Munitions Storage Area, 100s of pilots, multiple aircraft, host air shows and work hand in and with Civ Authorities and Emergency Management.  I've been part of many "mass cas" exercises both strictly base wide and joint with the local community. LEO - Can serve as an on scene command center, place to hold impromptu meetel paso Walmart shooting cell phone videoings, plan, central evidence collection point, extra supplies, gear, radio batteries, cameras, crime scene processing materials, etc... Medical - Medical supplies, blood, gear, extra batteries for equipment/radios, personnel, centralized victim/patient information collection point, etc...  Consider an Ambulance  can typically only handle one major trauma patient at a time, carry a limited amount of medical supplies.  With an event of 20-30 or more wounded, these items are critical. I've even seen some of the EMS buses outfitted with trauma treatment capabilities to treat/stabilize patients who may be triaged at a lower level of criticality.   First aid treatment there allows them to use vital resources for victims who are worse off and need immediate transport.  Sometimes they're used for additional supplies and to treat non-critical patients.  Such as those injured while fleeing.