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RecordTiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 59th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" El Camino College -Torrance, Ca - 4/13/2017 to 4/15/2017 Results Girls 100 Meter Dash Seeded HS Girls 400 Meter Dash Seeded HS Name Team Finals Name Team Finals Finals Finals 1 Callista Fletcher Scripps Ranch 12.05 -0.6 1 Deborah Grant Green Valley 56.60 2 Saundria Martin Carson 12.29 -0.6 2 Shyann Reynolds Glendora 56.62 3 Kennedy Williams Redondo Union 12.29 -0.6 3 Maya Sharp Westlake 56.68 4 Indica Showell Redondo Union 12.42 -0.6 4 Paige Richard Poway 56.95 5 Amari Prude Bonita 12.48 -0.6 5 Jenna Mencarelli Westlake 57.59 6 Noelle Schiller Westlake 12.50 -0.6 6 Chioma Okonkwo Murrieta Mesa 57.71 7 Alexis Sutherland Corona 12.50 -0.6 7 Kyrah Johnson Citrus Valley 57.77 8 Elisha Salazar Carson 57.95 Girls 100 Meter Dash Invitational HS Name Team Finals Girls 800 Meter Run Invitational HS Finals Name Team Finals 1 Jasmin Reed Serra (GARD) 11.59 10 Finals 2 Ariyonna Augustine Long Beach Poly 11.67 8 1 Allie Schadler Rio Rico 2:08.56 10 3 Kenyla Miles Carson 11.87 6 2 Kiley McCarthy Carlsbad 2:10.25 8 4 Jazmyne Frost Serra (GARD) 12.09 4 3 Sakura Roberson La Jolla Senior 2:11.28 6 5 Elani Rice El Camino Real 12.17 3 4 Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy 2:11.91 4 6 Hailey Murdica Palm Desert 12.19 2 5 Karina Haymore Centennial 2:12.64 3 7 Genevieve Dominguez Simi Valley 12.33 1 6 Madison Heisterman Brentwood Colleg 2:12.80 2 8 Emerald Bowens Redlands E Valle 12.34 -0.7 7 Anna Gibson Jackson Hole 2:12.96 1 8 Hailey Golmon Simi Valley 2:14.13 Girls 200 Meter Dash Seeded HS 9 Alexis Gourrier Centennial 2:14.31 Name Team Finals 10 Jaxin Woodward Vacaville 2:14.37 Finals 11 Alexis Ford Eleanor Roosevel 2:15.36 1 Shilah Bedingfield Quartz Hill 24.67 1.2 12 Madison Meade Roseville 2:16.08 2 Gizelle Reid Rancho 24.94 1.2 13 Emma Arriaga Walnut 2:17.57 3 Alexis Sutherland Corona 25.15 1.2 14 Ally Talpash Great Oak 2:18.39 4 Deborah Grant Green Valley 25.16 1.2 15 Sierra Roberson La Jolla Senior 2:18.51 5 Chudney McGehee LB Milikan 25.32 1.2 6 Elysia Laramie Simi Valley 25.42 1.2 Girls 800 Meter Run Seeded HS 7 Hailey Murdica Palm Desert 25.45 1.2 Name Team Finals Finals Girls 200 Meter Dash Invitational HS 1 Samantha Schadler Rio Rico 2:14.74 Name Team Finals 2 Kiyena Beatty Great Oak 2:15.22 Finals 3 Paige Carter San Marcos 2:15.86 1 Jasmin Reed Serra (GARD) 23.59 10 4 Lexi Watkins La Jolla CDS 2:16.51 2 Shae Anderson Norco 23.67 8 5 Marley Jacobs Tesoro 2:17.70 3 Ariyonna Augustine Long Beach Poly 24.03 6 6 Maya Sharp Westlake 2:17.80 4 Jazmyne Frost Serra (GARD) 24.42 4 7 Taylor Owen Glendora 2:18.91 5 Callista Fletcher Scripps Ranch 24.66 3 8 Marina McDonough San Clemente 2:19.48 6 Elani Rice El Camino Real 24.78 2 9 Ericka Burgess Great Oak 2:19.50 7 Jenna Mencarelli Westlake 25.08 1 10 Megan Good San Juan Hills 2:20.52 Girls 400 Meter Dash Invitational HS 11 Alexandra Lomeli Notre Dame Acad 2:21.24 Name Team Finals 12 Natalie Mejia Long Beach Poly 2:21.42 Finals 13 Sarah Workman Great Oak 2:23.93 1 Shae Anderson Norco 51.99 10 14 Ellen Hirsberg The Meadows 2:25.71 2 Kaelin Roberts Carson 53.76 8 Girls 1 Mile Run Brooks Mile HS 3 Milayah Medley El Toro 55.41 6 Name Team Finals 4 Jalyn Harris Rancho Cucamonga 55.47 4 Finals 5 Zani Meaders Chino Hills 55.50 3 1 Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy 4:48.44 10 6 Autumn Wright Carson 57.80 2 4:46.984 (4:46.984) RecordTiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 59th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" El Camino College -Torrance, Ca - 4/13/2017 to 4/15/2017 Results Finals ... (Girls 1 Mile Run Brooks Mile HS) Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Invitational HS Name Team Finals Name Team Finals 2 Anna Gibson Jackson Hole 4:48.48 8 4:47.020 (4:47.020) Finals 1 Jurnee Woodward Vacaville 13.84 10 3 Annie Boos Claremont 4:52.66 6 2 Danae Dyer Temecula Valley 14.11 8 4:50.902 (4:50.902) 3 Breanna Bernard Joseph Eleanor Roosevel 14.29 6 4 Gillian Wagner Redwood (Lark) 4:54.41 4 4 Talie Bonds Centennial 14.47 4 4:52.737 (4:52.737) 5 Kaitlin Gibb Arbor View 14.53 3 5 Chloe Arriaga Walnut 4:55.85 3 6 Asia Smith Mission Hills 14.56 2 4:53.977 (4:53.977) 7 Lourdes Gilbert St. Bonaventure 14.95 1 6 Glennis Murphy Redwood (Lark) 4:56.20 2 4:54.291 (4:54.291) Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Seeded HS 7 Misty Diaz Norwalk 4:56.35 1 Name Team Finals 4:54.703 (4:54.703) Finals 8 Kira Loren Canyon Crest Aca 5:00.90 1 Shante Robinson Mira Costa 14.53 0.9 4:59.133 (4:59.133) 2 Tyjai Boyle Carson 14.79 0.9 9 Claire Graves Citrus Valley 5:01.02 3 Ashley Moore Centennial 14.99 0.9 4:59.207 (4:59.207) 4 Lauren Willingham Los Alamitos 15.50 0.9 10 Sydney Hwang Claremont 5:02.11 5 Sarah Ann Frank MLK Riverside 15.54 0.9 5:00.039 (5:00.039) 6 Zeinab Torabi Murrieta Mesa 15.70 0.9 11 Jaxin Woodward Vacaville 5:05.73 7 Shalee Reynolds Glendora 18.78 0.9 5:03.748 (5:03.748) Girls 300 Meter Hurdles Invitational HS 12 Elise Boisvert University City 5:08.68 Name Team Finals 5:06.431 (5:06.431) Finals 13 Jessica Nye Peninsula 5:13.33 1 Jurnee Woodward Vacaville 41.81 10 5:11.581 (5:11.581) 2 Shante Robinson Mira Costa 42.85 8 14 Jacquelyn Hill Etiwanda 5:15.25 3 Breanna Bernard Joseph Eleanor Roosevel 43.16 6 5:13.181 (5:13.181) 4 Shalee Reynolds Glendora 44.14 4 15 Kate Bowen Sonoma Academy 5:17.17 5 Hailey Ray Dana Hills 44.81 3 5:15.245 (5:15.245) 6 Seanna Nalbandyan Canyon (Cany Co) 45.48 2 7 Zeinab Torabi Murrieta Mesa 45.78 1 Girls 3200 Meter Run Brooks 3200M HS 8 DeMia January Upland 45.82 Name Team Finals Finals Girls 300 Meter Hurdles Seeded HS 1 Lauren Gregory Fort Collins 10:08.31 10 Name Team Finals 2 Valerie Almanza Channel Islands 10:40.69 8 Finals 3 Christie Caruana Pacifica Chr 10:44.34 6 1 Kenya Payne Long Beach Poly 44.17 4 Kaylee Thompson Saugus 10:46.30 4 2 Quincy Bonds Centennial 44.84 5 Emily Virtue John Burroughs 10:48.84 3 3 Shyann Reynolds Glendora 44.97 6 Sandra Pflughoft Great Oak 10:49.89 2 4 Megan Mattson Sage Creek 45.34 7 Mikaela Ramirez Ayala 10:55.25 1 5 Aspen Jones Notre Dame (SO) 45.59 8 Samantha Barajas Simi Valley 10:55.59 6 Tyjai Boyle Carson 45.79 9 Emily Perez St. Joseph ND 10:56.28 7 Sarah Ann Frank MLK Riverside 46.03 10 Audrey Dang Great Oak 10:57.82 8 Kaleigh Giannone Heritage (Romol) 46.07 11 Cat McGettigan Tesoro 11:05.01 9 Lauren Willingham Los Alamitos 48.23 12 Chandler Horton San Clemente 11:07.43 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Invitational HS 13 Clara Meade Tesoro 11:09.12 Team Relay Finals 14 Jacqueline Cascione Saugus 11:09.32 15 Malia Simon Arroyo Grande 11:12.37 Finals 1 Carson A 47.22 20 16 Gabriela Hernandez Vacaville 11:12.74 2 Long Beach Poly A 47.34 16 17 Alyssa Tran Ayala 11:24.97 3 Upland A 47.55 12 4 Redondo Union A 47.58 8 5 Simi Valley A 47.75 6 RecordTiming - Contractor License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 59th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS "Where the world's best athletes compete" El Camino College -Torrance, Ca - 4/13/2017 to 4/15/2017 Results Finals ... (Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Invitational HS) Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Invitational HS Team Relay Finals Team Relay Finals 6 Quartz Hill A 48.20 4 Finals 7 Centennial A 49.01 2 1 Dana Hills A 3:54.06 20 8 William Pete Knight A 49.39 2 Calabasas A 3:57.17 16 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Seeded HS 3 Centennial A 3:57.73 12 Team Relay Finals 4 Chino Hills A 4:01.84 8 Finals 5 St. Mary's Academy A 4:06.27 6 1 Serra (GARD) A 46.68 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Seeded HS 2 Calabasas A 47.96 Team Relay Finals 3 Bonita A 48.07 Finals 4 Notre Dame (SO) A 48.38 1 Quartz Hill A 3:51.22 5 Chino Hills A 48.40 2 LB Milikan A 3:55.91 6 LB Milikan A 48.40 3 Carson A 3:55.92 7 Glendora A 48.41 4 Glendora A 3:57.15 8 Mira Costa A 48.55 5 Poway A 4:01.66 9 Temecula Valley A 48.58 6 Etiwanda A 4:02.73 10 Palm Desert A 48.68 7 Mira Costa A 4:03.40 11 San Marcos (sm) A 48.78 8 Rancho Verde A 4:03.88 12 Etiwanda A 48.90 9 La Quinta A 4:06.29 13 Corona A 48.96 10 Mission Hills A 4:06.52 14 Alexander Hamilton A 49.39 11 Torrey Pines A 4:07.42 15 Palos Verdes A 49.40 12 Murrieta Mesa A 4:08.89 16 Redwood (Visalia) A 49.75 13 Santiago (Corona) A 4:21.11 17 San Leandro A 49.81 18 Thousand Oaks A 50.04 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay Invitational HS 19 Paraclete A 50.16 Team Relay Finals 20 Rancho Verde A 50.25 Finals 21 Great Oak A 51.26 1 Centennial A 9:07.31 20 22 Los Osos A 51.79 2 Long Beach Poly A 9:08.92 16 --- Murrieta Mesa A DNF 3 Foothill Technology A 9:17.57 12 4 Redondo Union A 9:27.10 8 Girls 4x200 Meter Relay Invitational HS 5 Santiago (Corona) A 9:31.52 6 Team Relay Finals 6 Great Oak A 9:31.93 4 Finals 7 Great Oak B 9:33.30 2 1 Carson A 1:37.59 20 8 Dana Hills A 9:35.36 2 Serra (GARD) A 1:40.45 16 9 Redlands A 9:39.72 3 Chino Hills A 1:41.33 12 10 Torrey Pines A 9:46.11 4 Corona A 1:42.10 8 5 Notre Dame (SO) A 1:42.56 6 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay Seeded HS 6 Etiwanda A 1:42.58 4 Team Relay Finals 7 Simi Valley A 1:43.66 2 Finals 8 Valencia (val) A 1:43.88 1 Flintridge Prep A 9:38.71 9 Great Oak A 1:49.19 2 La Jolla Senior A 9:47.46 3 Palisades Charter A 9:55.07 Girls 4x200 Meter Relay Seeded HS 4 Oceanside A 10:03.81 Team Relay Finals 5 Tesoro A 10:10.25 Finals 6 Santiago (Corona) B 10:10.25 1 Centennial A 1:43.11 7 El Toro A 10:17.95 2 LB Milikan A 1:45.11 8 Independence (B) A 10:19.18 3 St.
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    SPORT Monday 10 September 2018 PAGE | 26 PAGE | 27 Dovizioso beats Enrique’s Spain Marquez for third seal 2-1 win at win of season Wembley Haroun makes Asia and his mother proud with dominant win in Ostrava CHINTHANA WASALA Team America athletes celebrate after securing thethhe eeveventent in tthehe eeasternasteern CCzechzzeecchh THE PENINSULA the overall victory in the IAAF Continental Cup in city,cic tyy, toppingtopping defendingdeefef ndinng cham-chchaamm- Czech Republic yesterday. pionsppioons EuropeEurope withwith 2332233 points,popoiinnttss, DOHA: Team Asia-Pacific’s Asia-PacificAsA iaa-PPacifi icc withwitth 188181 8 andannd Qatari star Abdalelah Haroun AfricaAfA riccaa withwiith 142.1442.2 produced yet another TripleTriipple jumperjumpep r outstanding performance to ChristianChriistian TaylorTaylloor andandd take the men’s 400m title as the sspsprinterprrintteer SShaunaehaaunu ae third IAAF Continental Cup MMiMiller-Uibolle r - U ibb o concluded in Czech Republic hhahandedndeedd thethhe yesterday. Haroun clocked a time of 44.73 secs conclude the season AmAAmericasmereriicas with his ninth win in the season teamteeamam a winwiinn onon which include an amazing 14 thethhe secondsecocondd andandd podium victories. The 21-year- finalfiinnaal dayday afteraaffteer old Qatari athlete has reached dominatingdomiinaatiingg theirtheheiri eventsevventnts andanand the podium in all his appear- thenththenen leadingleeaaddinngg thethhee finalfinall mixedmiixxedd ances except on one occasion, 4x4004x4 4000 metresmem ttrres relayrelay toto a win.wwinn. when he took a false start TheThe rerreigningeigi nininngg worldwoorldd during the Birmingham IAAF championchhamampionn ElijahEllijjaah MotoneiMottonei Man-MMan- World Indoor angoiaanngoi ofof KenyaKene yay wwonon thethe 11,500m,55000m Championships. but that didn’t matter here,” said Tajikistan’s 36-year-old Rio Europe’s Bence Halasz was in 3min3min 40.00sec40.00seecc aheadahead ofof The Asian Games double Haroun who has a best of 44.54 2016 champion Dilshod placed third with 74.80.
  • RESULTS 4 X 100 Metres (1 Lap) Women - Final B

    RESULTS 4 X 100 Metres (1 Lap) Women - Final B

    Nassau (BAH) World Relays 24-25 May 2014 RESULTS 4 x 100 Metres (1 lap) Women - Final B RECORDS RESULT TEAM COUNTRY VENUE DATE World Record WR 40.82 United States USA London (OP) 10 Aug 2012 Championship Record CR 42.29 United States USA Nassau 24 May 2014 World Leading WL 42.29 United States USA Nassau 24 May 2014 Area Record AR National Record NR National Record PB Season Best SB 24 May 2014 20:56 START TIME 30° C 62 % Final TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY PLACE TEAM BIB LANE REACTION RESULT Fn 1 UNITED STATES USA 4 0.188 41.88 *WC CR Tianna BARTOLETTA Alexandria ANDERSON Jeneba TARMOH LaKeisha LAWSON 2 JAMAICA JAM 5 0.158 42.28 *WC SB Carrie RUSSELL Kerron STEWART Schillonie CALVERT Samantha HENRY-ROBINSON 3 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TTO 3 0.162 42.66 *WC Kamaria DURANT Michelle-Lee AHYE Reyare THOMAS Kai SELVON 4 NIGERIA NGR 8 0.171 42.67 *WC SB Gloria ASUMNU Blessing OKAGBARE Dominique DUNCAN Francesca OKWARA 5 GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. GBR 6 0.135 42.75 *WC SB Asha PHILIP Bianca WILLIAMS Jodie WILLIAMS Desiree HENRY 6 GERMANY GER 1 0.141 43.38 *WC Yasmin KWADWO Inna WEIT Tatjana PINTO LOFAMAKANDA Verena SAILER 7 BRAZIL BRA 2 0.185 43.67 *WC Vanusa DOS SANTOS Franciela KRASUCKI Evelyn DOS SANTOS Rosângela SANTOS 8 FRANCE FRA 7 0.159 43.76 *WC Éloyse LESUEUR Céline DISTEL-BONNET Émilie GAYDU Stella AKAKPO NOTE IAAF Rule *WC - Qualified for WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS INTERMEDIATE TIMES 300m CANADA 32.90 24 May 2014 20:47 START TIME 30° C 62 % Final B TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY PLACE TEAM BIB LANE REACTION RESULT Fn 1 CANADA CAN 5 0.161 43.33 SB 1 2 Timing by SEIKO Data
  • Men's Hammer Throw Final 05.07.2021

    Men's Hammer Throw Final 05.07.2021

    Men's Hammer Throw Final 05.07.2021 Start list Hammer Throw Time: 18:00 Records Order Athlete Nat NR PB SB 1 Valeriy PRONKIN ANA 79.32 79.06 WR 86.74 Yuriy SEDYKH URS Neckarstadion, Stuttgart 30.08.86 2 Bence PÁSZTOR HUN 84.19 75.74 73.43 AR 86.74 Yuriy SEDYKH URS Neckarstadion, Stuttgart 30.08.86 3 Marcel LOMNICKÝ SVK 81.81 79.19 79.19 NR 84.19 Adrián ANNUS HUN Szombathely 10.08.03 WJB 78.33 Olli-Pekka KARJALAINEN FIN Seinäjoki 05.08.99 4 Taylor CAMPBELL GBR 80.26 78.23 78.23 MR 83.12 Paweł FAJDEK POL 07.07.15 5 Dániel RÁBA HUN 84.19 76.83 76.83 SB 82.98 Paweł FAJDEK POL Stadion Śląski, Chorzów 30.05.21 6 Eivind HENRIKSEN NOR 78.25 78.25 77.70 7 Mykhaylo KOKHAN UKR 86.74 79.96 79.96 8 Wojciech NOWICKI POL 83.93 81.85 80.86 2021 World Outdoor list 9 Bence HALÁSZ HUN 84.19 79.88 76.81 82.98 Paweł FAJDEK POL Chorzów (POL) 30.05.21 10 Paweł FAJDEK POL 83.93 83.93 82.98 82.71 Rudy WINKLER USA Eugene, OR (USA) 20.06.21 80.86 Wojciech NOWICKI POL Poznan (POL) 25.06.21 79.96 Mykhaylo KOKHAN UKR Bydgoszcz (POL) 30.06.21 79.70 Quentin BIGOT FRA Turku (FIN) 08.06.21 Medal Winners Previous Meeting 79.39 Daniel HAUGH USA Eugene, OR (USA) 20.06.21 79.27 Sean DONNELLY USA Tucson, AZ (USA) 22.05.21 2019 - IAAF World Ch.
  • NATIONAL JUNIOR RECORDS Compiled by Milan Skočovský, ATFS

    NATIONAL JUNIOR RECORDS Compiled by Milan Skočovský, ATFS

    NATIONAL JUNIOR RECORDS Compiled by Milan Skočovský, ATFS 100 Metres AFG 11.21 Abdul Latif Wahidi Makkah 12 Apr 05 AHO 10.29 +0.8 Churandy Martina, 030784 Saint George´s 4 Jul 03 AIA 11.02 Kieron Rogers São Paulo 6 Jul 07 ALB 11.02 Admir Bregu Komotini 24 Jul 99 10.6 Gilman Lopci Korce 23 May 79 ALG 10.64 Mustapha Kamel Selmi Casablanca 21 Jul 84 10.3 Ali Bakhta El Djezair 24 Jun 80 AND 11.20 +0.3 Ángel Miret Gutierrez, 89 Banská Bystrica 21 Jun 08 11.08* Jose Benjamin Aguilera San Sebastian 29 Jul 06 ANG 10.86 Orlando Tungo Lisboa 4 Jul 07 10.6 Afonso Ferraz Luanda 22 May 82 10.6 Afonso Ferraz Luanda 11 Jun 83 ANT 10.19 +1.6 Daniel Bailey, 090986 Grosseto 13 Jul 03 9.9 +1.9 Brendan Christian, 111283 San Antonio 29 Apr 02 ARG 10.57 +1.4 Matías Roberto Fayos, 280180 Buenos Aires 30 Oct 99 10.3 Gerardo Bönnhoff, 240626 Buenos Aires 1 Dec 45 ARM 10.61 Hovhannes Mkrtchyan Moskva 18 Jun 91 10.3 Artush Simonyan Artashat 17 Aug 03 ARU 10.79 Miguel Janssen San Juan 23 Jul 89 ASA 11.43 Folauga Tupuola Apia 6 Jun 03 11.1 Busby Loto Tereora 3 May 95 AUS 10.29 +1.2 Matt Shirvington, 251078 Sydney 11 Oct 97 10.0 +1.1 Paul Narracott, 081059 Brisbane 19 Mar 78 AUT 10.48 +1.6 Bernd Chudarek, 89 Amstetten 7 Jun 08 AZE 10.08 +1.3 Ramil Guliyev, 290590 Istanbul 13 Jun 09 BAH 10.34 Derrick Atkins Olathe 23 May 03 10.0 Alonzo Hines Nassau 11 Apr 02 BAN 10.61 Bimal Chandra Tarafdar Dhaka 24 Dec 93 BAR 10.08A +1.9 Obadele Thompson, 300376 El Paso 16 Apr 94 BDI 10.7 Aimable Nkurunziva Bujumbura 13 Mar 85 BEL 10.39 Julien Watrin Mannheim 3 Jul 10 BEN 10.58 +0.2
  • 55 Aniversario Del Plan DN III E Pág » 3

    55 Aniversario Del Plan DN III E Pág » 3

    Director Carlos Ramírez / Año II / No. 20 / Julio 2021 / $50 55 Aniversario del Plan DN III E Pág » 3 Apoyo institucional España exporta su La Guardia Nacional La tecnología y el de fuerzas armadas tecnología militar de regreso a casa terrorismo Por Carlos Ramírez Por Claudia Luna Palencia Por Miguel Ángel Godínez Por Juan Carlos Ramírez pág. 64 pág. 24 pág. 20 Gómez pág. 19 150 mil seguidores en twitter mediante la red @carlosramirezh / revistacampomarte.mx Julio 2021 1 Mensaje de los Editores Mtro. Carlos Ramírez* i hay algo que caracteriza a nuestro Ejército, es el Plan DN-III-E que se activa en casos de desastres naturales, algo que se ha hecho común Sen cualquier huracán, terremoto o incendio forestal. Para muchas personas, la esperanza renace cuando se observa la llegada de integrantes de la Sedena para apoya a la población en emergencias. Con el paso del tiempo, este plan se ha adaptado a las necesidades del país, añadiendo más especialistas, creando cuerpos especiales de apoyo, así como más equipo que permita una mayor movilidad y rapidez en la respuesta ante este tipo de necesidades. Este año se cumplen 55 de la institucionalización de este Plan, como una manera de que tanto el Ejército como la Fuerza Aérea Mexicanos puedan apoyar a la población en caso de desastres. Así, con el Plan DN-III-E se ha socorrido a la ciudadanía en terremotos como los que sufrió la Ciudad de México en 1987 o 2017, en distintos huracanes en las costas nacionales, inundaciones por tormentas, sequías, incendios forestales y otras emergencias que se han presentado en el territorio nacional.