5 LAS VEGAS – Local Las Vegas residents had the opportunity to witness a flurry of training activity starting April 20, as the Nevada Guard’s 92nd Civil Support Team conducted mock emergency HAZMAT scenarios throughout parts of the valley. “For me this training enhances our readiness,” Commander Maj. Nick Agle said. “We are here to train with our first responder counterparts so that we’re ready, capable, and effective if we get that call.” The 92nd CST is one of about 57 National Guard teams that work to respond and react to domestic Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high yield explosive (CBRNE) threats. They work extensively with first responders, State, and Federal Agencies to ensure a seamless integration during exercises and real world events.