THMG548 – Civil Support Teams | Part I

THMG548 – Civil Support Teams | Part I

From The HazMat Guys by Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco

May 15, 2026 · 31 min · Season 10 · Episode 548

About this episode

Jeff Wynn discusses the role and effectiveness of civil support teams and military assistance for local organizations.

Jeff Wynn, who listeners may remember from a previous episode, shares new information that builds on our earlier discussion of civilian support teams and military support for local assets. The conversation explores how these teams can help organizations and personnel get to the next level, with practical insight into scaling support and improving effectiveness. We talk through the broader role these capabilities can play, why they matter, and what’s changed since the last time Jeff joined us. If you’re looking for a deeper discussion on civilian support teams, U.S. military assistance, and ways to better support local teams, this episode adds important context. EPISODE SPONSORS Rigaku Analytical Devices Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer. https://www.rigakuanalytical.com Teledyne FLIR Defense CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders…

People in this episode

Hosts: Bobby Salvesen, Mike Monaco

Guest: Jeff Wynn

Topics covered

  • civil support teams
  • military assistance
  • local support
  • scaling support
  • effectiveness

Keywords

  • civil support teams
  • military assistance
  • local teams
  • scaling support
  • effectiveness

Sponsors

Rigaku Analytical Devices, Teledyne FLIR Defense

Mentioned in this episode

Products: handheld Raman analyzers, handheld trace detectors

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