Tennessee National Guard mobilizes to help flood victims
2021-08-24
source：army.mil
The members of the Guard cooperate with the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency to provide medical assistance and rescue support to those in need.
Nearly 50 soldiers, 12 light medium tactical vehicles and 8 Hummers from various units of Dixon, Lexington, Trenton and Waverley are heading to the disaster area to provide rescue support. LMTV is a high-water vehicle that can travel through flooded areas and assist rescue operations. A UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter was activated with the Tennessee National Guard Helicopter Water Rescue Team from the 1-230 Air Cavalry Regiment in Nashville to assist water rescue. The guards are cooperating with the technical rescue team of the Nashville Fire Department to conduct search and rescue operations throughout the county.
Medical personnel and medical personnel from the Tennessee National Guard Medical Command in Smyrna are being airlifted by Black Hawk helicopters to the Three Rivers Hospital in Waverly to support the medical personnel of the hospital.
Nearly 50 soldiers and 12 light and medium tactical vehicles that can travel through flooded areas, as well as 8 Hummers from units in Dixon, Lexington, Trenton, and Waverley, are heading to the disaster area to help rescue.
The Joint Force Headquarters in Nashville activated its mobile communications center to establish emergency communications in the disaster-stricken area by providing emergency cellular, Internet, and radio communications.
"Our first task is to assist rescuers to enter the area and carry out rescue operations," said Tennessee Lieutenant General Jeff Holmes. "We will continue to increase the number of troops based on the situation, and we will deploy additional special forces to respond as needed. It all depends on the agility and teamwork with trusted institutional partners, and we are fortunate to be able to pass a long time. Training to build these relationships."
The Tennessee National Guard will continue to work with local and state emergency management officials to assist recovery efforts and will provide regular public updates.
The members of the Guard cooperate with the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency to provide medical assistance and rescue support to those in need.
Nearly 50 soldiers, 12 light medium tactical vehicles and 8 Hummers from various units of Dixon, Lexington, Trenton and Waverley are heading to the disaster area to provide rescue support. LMTV is a high-water vehicle that can travel through flooded areas and assist rescue operations. A UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter was activated with the Tennessee National Guard Helicopter Water Rescue Team from the 1-230 Air Cavalry Regiment in Nashville to assist water rescue. The guards are cooperating with the technical rescue team of the Nashville Fire Department to conduct search and rescue operations throughout the county.
Nearly 50 soldiers and 12 light and medium tactical vehicles that can travel through flooded areas, as well as 8 Hummers from units in Dixon, Lexington, Trenton, and Waverley, are heading to the disaster area to help rescue.
The Joint Force Headquarters in Nashville activated its mobile communications center to establish emergency communications in the disaster-stricken area by providing emergency cellular, Internet, and radio communications.
"Our first task is to assist rescuers to enter the area and carry out rescue operations," said Tennessee Lieutenant General Jeff Holmes. "We will continue to increase the number of troops based on the situation, and we will deploy additional special forces to respond as needed. It all depends on the agility and teamwork with trusted institutional partners, and we are fortunate to be able to pass a long time. Training to build these relationships."
The Tennessee National Guard will continue to work with local and state emergency management officials to assist recovery efforts and will provide regular public updates.
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