MAKE A MEME View Large Image Airmen and Soldiers from the New Jersey National Guard search house to house for victims of Hurricane Sandy on Long Beach Island, N.J. on Nov 1. Soldiers from the Cherry Hill, N.J. Armory provided vehicles and medics, while Airmen from the ...
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Keywords: 177th fighter wing 177thfighterwing new jersey air national guard newjerseyairnationalguard new jersey newjersey njang army new jersey army national guard newjerseyarmynationalguard hurricane sandy hurricanesandy relief long beach island longbeachisland damage soldier airman nj 108th wing 108thwing hurricane response hurricaneresponse natural disaster naturaldisaster creative commons royalty free public domain photo photograph digital matt hecht getty reuters ap Airmen and Soldiers from the New Jersey National Guard search house to house for victims of Hurricane Sandy on Long Beach Island, N.J. on Nov 1. Soldiers from the Cherry Hill, N.J. Armory provided vehicles and medics, while Airmen from the 177th Fighter Wing and 108th Wing provided ground support in the search and rescue operation. When confronted with an empty house, they marked the entry way with red tape. Homeowners who were found were advised of the mandatory evacuation, and queried on if they had food and water. Due to limited cell reception, the Airmen and Soldiers relied on text messaging for communications in the field. U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Matt Hecht Airmen and Soldiers from the New Jersey National Guard search house to house for victims of Hurricane Sandy on Long Beach Island, N.J. on Nov 1. Soldiers from the Cherry Hill, N.J. Armory provided vehicles and medics, while Airmen from the 177th Fighter Wing and 108th Wing provided ground support in the search and rescue operation. When confronted with an empty house, they marked the entry way with red tape. Homeowners who were found were advised of the mandatory evacuation, and queried on if they had food and water. Due to limited cell reception, the Airmen and Soldiers relied on text messaging for communications in the field. U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Matt Hecht
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