; (B) the recommended number of individuals charged with the usage, maintenance, and upkeep of the microreactors, including the recommended qualifications, training requirements, availability requirements, and oversight responsibility of such individuals; (C) the number of microreactors needed, initially and in the long-term, to effectively respond to a natural disaster based on past natural disaster trends and the specific geographic location of the area; (D) where microreactors used to assist with natural disaster response efforts would be stored, including information on— (i) how different microreactor storage locations may affect swift and economically feasible natural disaster response efforts; (ii) the feasibility of utilizing already-built facilities instead of constructing new microreactor storage facilities; (iii) the cost of constructing new microreactor storage facilities; (iv) how to properly store the microreactor when not being utilized for natural disaster response efforts; and (v) potential storage locations, such as— (I) the Strategic Alliance for FLEX Emergency Response locations in Memphis, Tennessee and Phoenix, Arizona; and (II) Department of Defense bases; (E) how to maintain a microreactor and replace, store, and dispose of fuel used by a microreactor, including whether public-private partnerships may be used to assist with such maintenance, replacement, storage, and disposal; (F) when a diesel generator will suffice in the event of a natural disaster of limited proportions, in comparison to utilizing microreactors to assist with natural disaster response efforts; (G) which States and territories and possessions of the United States that are prone to natural disasters, such as hurricanes, should be prioritized when initially selecting locations to deploy microreactors to assist with natural disaster response efforts