They are equipped with a tractor-trailer that contains a large air compressor, a large cache of self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and extra SCBA cylinders. Their primary objective is to provide logistical support to other responding teams and authorities responding to emergencies. Capabilities  Their capabilities include providing breathable air and refill cylinders, along with a cascade system to other responding units. Their generators allow for them to provide power and electrical backup to other responding authorities; along with tower lighting and long-range communication abilities. This unit is also in possession of additional personal protective equipment, or PPE, for large emergency events. Team Information  This team is made up of twelve members who are all required to be IFSAC-Certified to the NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Operations Level. -"Mass Decontamination Units:"  Overview   There are two Mass Decontamination units located in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Each unit is composed of a self-driven machine that contains a decontamination rig inside. Each unit also contains a generator with the ability to produce hot water and external showers with decontamination capabilities. This unit is closely utilized with CBRNE units, though not especially for their use only. Capabilities  The name provides a majority of their capabilities as they are used for primarily decontaminating victims of emergencies and first responders at a rate of 150-200 persons per hour. They provide a rest and recovery center, along with the ability to provide medical treatment if necessary, and they can act a personnel staging area for authorities and responders. Team Information   Each team consist of ten members, each of which is required to be IFSAC-Certified to the NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Operations Level  -"Mobil Agricultural Laboratory:"  Overview  This unit is owned and operated by the State Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry (ODAFF). They received a Mobile Laboratory to assist the Agriculture Response Units in managing an incident. This laboratory can assist in other emergencies as well. The mobile laboratory can be deployed into the field for onsite testing of samples by state laboratory technicians during an animal or plant disease outbreak or other emergency. Capabilities  This unit acts as its own command post for on-site testing for diseases (both animal- and agricultural-based), and as a rest and recovery center for first responders. -"Mobil Communications and Command Units:"  Overview   There are three Mobile Communications and Command Units - Command-1, Command-2 and Command-3. All three units are set up for each to handle multiple different emergencies over multiple different jurisdictions.