Army Staff Sgt. Jack Gray, noncommissioned officer in-charge, assigned to the 882nd Engineer Company (Vertical), 505th Engineer Battalion directs a 10-ton dump truck to release dirt into a crater that was part of a road, in Eastover, , October 13, 2015. The NCNG has been ready to support the South Carolina Emergency Management Division and other state and federal partner agencies as South Carolina recovers from the effects of extended rain downfall, causing severe flooding throughout the state. ( Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Brian Godette, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment/Rele


Army Staff Sgt. Jack Gray, noncommissioned officer in-charge, assigned to the 882nd Engineer Company (Vertical), 505th Engineer Battalion directs a 10-ton dump truck to release dirt into a crater that was part of a road, in Eastover, , October 13, 2015. The NCNG has been ready to support the South Carolina Emergency Management Division and other state and federal partner agencies as South Carolina recovers from the effects of extended rain downfall, causing severe flooding throughout the state. ( Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Brian Godette, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment/Released)


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