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ERCS

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ERCSEmergency Rocket Communications System
ERCSEmergency Response Cleanup Services
ERCSEdmonton Radio Control Society (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
ERCSElective Repeat Cesarean Section
ERCSExtended Reference Concrete Syntaxes
ERCSECM-Resistant Communication System
ERCSEast Richland Christian Schools (St. Clairsville, OH)
ERCSEmissions Reduction Currency System (Maia Maia Project; Australia)
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The ERCS and medical personnel are then expected to provide care for two stabilized casualties for up to a 2-hour transit to the appropriate receiving MTF, most likely aboard the sea base.
Health service support from the sea base by Lane, David A. / Joint Force Quarterly
Like the Russian doomsday machine, ERCS uses missiles to relay a launch order during a crisis.
Dr. Strangelaunch by Boldrick, Michael R. / Reason
ATI's ERCS program uses multi-media and telephony technologies to alert and communicate instructions via telephone, fax and email to medical professionals.
ATI Develops Emergency Response Communications System to Speed ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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