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More than 100 engineers from the Tennessee Army and Air National Guard continue to support recovery operations in East Tennessee counties impacted by severe flooding following Hurricane Helene. These Guardsmen are working with state, county, and local emergency personnel by removing flood and storm debris in Carter, Cocke, Greene, Unicoi, and Washington counties.
Using bulldozers, dump trucks, chain saws, skid steer loaders, and other equipment, Soldiers and Airmen are helping clear roads and other critical locations so emergency managers can improve services to the affected areas.
Full story here: tn.gov/military/news/2024/10…
#tennesseenationalguard #HurricaneHelene #recovery #easttennessee
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Virginia #NationalGuard Soldiers continue recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene, clearing debris, distributing supplies, and assisting evacuations. The 1032nd Transportation Company is ready for whatever comes next.
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Today, more than 6,700 National Guardsmen from 16 states continue to support #Helene response efforts across the Southeast, conducting search and rescue missions, clearing debris to reopen roads, transporting and distributing food, water and other essential supplies, and more.
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On this somber day, we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The @USArmy stands united with our nation as we reflect on the bravery and resilience of so many Americans that day. We honor the lives lost and the heroes who rushed to the scene to help those in need. We also remember the sacrifices and strength shown by our country as we came together to protect our homeland in the years that followed.
Today, we honor the memories of the souls we lost on September 11, 2001, and pay tribute to all the patriots and their families who have sacrificed their lives in defense of freedom.
When you are done there, come jump at Fort Walker!
Jumping together 🪂
@USArmy Soldiers with @11thAirborneDiv & @JGSDF_pr paratroopers with 2nd Battalion, 1st Airborne Brigade, conduct a joint jump during #SuperGarudaShield24 in Indonesia
LTG Gregg was a friend of Fort Walker and attended our renaming. We are deeply saddened to hear of his passing.
The Fort Gregg-Adams and the Army sustainment communities are mourning the loss of an inspiring leader for whom the installation was named a little over a year ago.
More about the life and influence of Lt. Gen. Arthur Gregg here: army.mil/article/279135/
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We are rooting for SPC Kamal Bey as he competes in men's Greco-Roman wrestling at 77 kg in Paris today! A lifelong wrestler, he exemplifies persistence, grit, and resilience in his quest to be all he can be in the @USArmy. Go SPC Bey!!! 🇺🇸
Fort Walker welcomes our new Garrison Commander, Lt. Col. Matthew S. Bauer. #USArmy spr.ly/6015iQRdf
The award-winning Natural Resources Conservation team at Fort Walker, uses systematic planning, partnerships at multiple levels and innovative strategies to protect and preserve the environment at the installation. spr.ly/6017i5Htb
Getting your basics out of the way hits different in the Army. But Soldiers like Pvt. Lopez know that the challenges of basic training pay off over and over. Visit spr.ly/6014ikmOy to learn what it takes to become an Army Soldier.
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Learn about how @DEVCOM_C5ISR tested unmanned aircraft system (#UAS) capabilities to detect mines and assess other battlefield scenarios on @usagfortwalker, giving @PEOSoldier a glimpse of how this emerging technology can reduce battlefield casualties.
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Fort Walker’s Cultural Resources Management team has a notable history of protecting historic cultural resources work at the installation preserves multiple cultural significant historical sites and maintains community connections. spr.ly/6014i5JR0
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