I've been stating this all along in other threads- I'm an EMT of 15 years- I have been on many calls both trauma and medical (as well as a few MCI's- including 9/11)- That video is correct- What bothers me the most is the "lack or chaos" at the scene- I have been to scenes (no where near with this many "victims")- that were so chaotic-you did not know which way was up-

Common in EMS- I would describe is as "Controlled chaos"- I would have expected ambulances from all over to be called into the scene to try every method of life saving- and also- where were the Medivacs (at least put on standby?)
Standard procedure in most states is (as soon as you hear the call)- you request helicopters for rapid transport. 20+ victims means you should have at LEAST 25-30 ambulances en route (from anywhere and everywhere)- This to me stands out as the biggest issue I have. I have been to CPR codes involving 90 year olds (one patient) with more chaos then this.........