Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops activated in Florida after Hurricane Ian

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Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops from four states are now in Florida to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The Guardsmen, which come from Florida, Louisiana, New York and Tennessee, will help using more than 1,300 ground assets including vehicles, tankers, wreckers and boats.

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Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops activated in Florida after Hurricane Ian

Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops from four states are now in Florida to help in the aftermath of devastation from Hurricane Ian, the military branch revealed Thursday. The Guard members, who come from Florida, Louisiana, New York and Tennessee, will help using more than 1,300 ground assets including vehicles, tankers, wreckers and boats, as…

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Washington Examiner

As many as 20 immigrants feared dead after Hurricane Ian shipwrecks boat sailing to Florida

As many as 20 immigrants are missing and feared dead after attempting to sail from the direction of Cuba to the Florida Keys Wednesday as Hurricane Ian made landfall on South Florida and decimated parts of the region.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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WISH-TV

Indiana National Guard soldiers go to Florida for hurricane relief

SHELBYVILLE, Ind. (WISH) -- Even more Hoosier helpers were on their way Thursday to Florida to assist in Hurricane Ian relief efforts. More than a dozen Indiana National Guard soldiers set off Thursday morning. "They're just in a bad situation in Florida right now, and

2 months ago·Indianapolis, United States

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Kusi

Record flooding and loss of life in Florida after Hurricane Ian

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Hurricane Ian is headed toward South Carolina after calming into a tropical storm.After tearing up the cost of Florida, Gov. DeSantis says the worst is over, but reports of record flooding after aggressive rainfall will likely mean billions of dollars in damage to coastal areas.“The numbers are still unclear, but we’re hearing early reports of what may be substantial loss of life,” said Biden at Federal Emergency Management Ag…

2 months ago·San Diego County, United States

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