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South Dakota Guard defends school from floodwaters
March 31, 2009
"Sand bombs" were delivered by a UH-60 helicopter to the Oak Grove Lutheran School in an effort to stop the water from flowing into the school on Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Pennsylvania Guard teaches life saving skills in Germany
March 30, 2009
Pennsylvania Army National Guardsman Sgt. 1st Class Ronald James (left), the noncommissioned officer in charge of the mobile training team teaching combat life saver skills to 21st Theater Sustainment Command Soldiers at Panzer Kaserne, keeps a close eye on a Soldier, who is practicing his needle-chest decompression skills March 25.
Exchange officer reflects on Air Guard experience
March 30, 2009
Staff Sgt. Bryon Best, left, an F-16 crew chief assigned to the 162nd Fighter Wing in Tucson, goes over maintenance issues with Chilean Air Force exchange officer 1st Lt. Cristobal Desmaras.
Wisconsin Guard to help with North Dakota flood relief efforts
March 30, 2009
South Dakota Guardsmen assist North Dakota flooding operations
March 30, 2009
Soldiers from Battery A, 1st Battalion 147th Field Artillery of the South Dakota Army National Guard, perform sandbagging operations on Thursday, March 26 along Brown County Highway 14 to help stop flooding waters from flowing into Moccasin Creek.
South Dakota Soldiers observe water levels near capital
March 30, 2009
A look out over the flooded streets one block from the Fargo City Hall from the top of a dike where Soldiers of the 153 rd Engineer Battalion out of Huron went on a recon this afternoon to become familiar with the dikes they are assigned to patrol during their 12 hour shift to report leaks or breaches to the North Dakota joint operations center.
North Dakota community takes break from flood duty to send off deploying troops
March 30, 2009
North Dakota chaplains ensure military flood fighters' spirits are up
March 30, 2009
Spc. Joshua Klundt, of the 817th Engineer Company (Sappers), pulls one end of a collapsible barrier device called a HESCO March 24 in Fargo, N.D. The sections of HESCO are being linked together and filled with sand to create a flood barrier from the rising waters of the Red River.
N.D. Guard uses giant sandbags to plug dike near school
March 30, 2009
North Dakota National Guard - Fact Sheet - Flooding Operations 2009
March 30, 2009