Sgt. Philip A. Curran, a soldier of the 157th Military Police Company, supervises the unloading of pet food from a military vehicle in Clay, The National Guard has helped the Federal Emergency Management Agency to quickly respond to a wide range of needs in support of relief efforts from the effects of Hurricane Sandy. The West Virginia National Guard has more than 550 members aiding in recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy. The storm blanketed the state with heavy snow and rains and also had severe winds that left homes and properties damaged. Guardsmen are involved in numerous aspects
Sgt. Philip A. Curran, a soldier of the 157th Military Police Company, supervises the unloading of pet food from a military vehicle in Clay, The National Guard has helped the Federal Emergency Management Agency to quickly respond to a wide range of needs in support of relief efforts from the effects of Hurricane Sandy. The West Virginia National Guard has more than 550 members aiding in recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy. The storm blanketed the state with heavy snow and rains and also had severe winds that left homes and properties damaged. Guardsmen are involved in numerous aspects of the operations from search and rescue missions to debris removal. ( Air Force Photo by TSgt Bryan G. Stevens) Storm relief from Storm Sandy 121104-Z-NH898-136
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