CE Weekly Special Edition: Boots on the Ground, Beyond the Fence: Disaster Relief

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WED 27 NOV 24

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Boots on the Ground
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When Hurricane Helene struck, the 23 CES from Moody AFB, Georgia, exemplified the Air Force core value of "service before self" by tirelessly working on recovery efforts despite personal losses. Their dedication, resilience, and strong community collaboration were crucial in re-establishing critical systems and supporting both the base and local community. The squadron's efforts highlighted the importance of teamwork and the profound impact of their commitment to service and community. Read more about their selfless actions here.

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When Hurricanes Helene and Milton hit the southeast, the 78 CEG at Robins AFB, Georgia, put their readiness to the ultimate test. Balancing disaster recovery efforts with an ongoing Combat Readiness Inspection, the 78 CEG showcased leadership and adaptability, coordinating major agencies and deploying critical resources to hurricane-impacted communities. The response strengthened their expertise, blending teamwork, advanced technology, and a commitment to continuous improvement. Learn more about their promise of support when it’s needed most here.

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When disaster strikes, the 200 RHS, part of the Ohio ANG, brings relief, resilience, and hope to devastated communities. From clearing dangerous debris after hurricanes to rebuilding lives torn apart by tornadoes, the 200 RHS Airmen are more than just skilled responders - they're neighbors, friends, and most importantly, a symbol of support. Balancing civilian careers and military roles, they leave their lives behind to help others begin again, embodying the spirit of service and sacrifice. Discover the 200 RHS’s incredible mission and the legacy woven into their flags of service here.

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The Legendary 823 RHS is no stranger to disaster recovery. When they get the call, Airmen are ready to respond. After Hurricanes Helene and Milton hit the southeast just weeks apart, 823 RHS Airmen showcased their tenacity and returned the bases to operational status as soon as possible. The squadron was split into two teams to assess damage, clear debris, and restore power to the affected communities and bases. With a "team before self" mentality, the 823 RHS remains ready and resilient to support missions anytime, anywhere. Learn more about their relief efforts here.

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