Service members from around the globe joined forces for a no-cost medical clinic at Blackfeet Native American Reservation July 18-24, 2024n in Browning, Montana. The no-cost medical clinic, Blackfeet Tribal Health - Operation Walking Shield, was an Innovative Readiness Training mission that provided service members with hands-on training while also providing the Blackfeet community and surrounding communities with no-cost medical services. (U.S. Air Force video by Airman Kylie Davidson)
Service members from around the globe joined forces for a no-cost medical clinic at Blackfeet Native American Reservation July 18-24, 2024n in Browning, Montana. The no-cost medical clinic, Blackfeet Tribal Health - Operation Walking Shield, was an Innovative Readiness Training mission that provided service members with hands-on training while also providing the Blackfeet community and surrounding communities with no-cost medical services. (U.S. Air Force video by Airman Kylie Davidson)
In the wake of both hurricane Helene and Milton, communities were left devastated, with homes, infrastructure, and lives upturned. Amid the destruction there were many that stepped up, bringing strength, skill, and compassion to the relief efforts. One entity that answered the call for help was the 200th RED HORSE Squadron, joining forces with local responders to provide aid, clear debris, and restore vital services to those in need.
Approximately 40 members of the 200th Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron Engineer (RED HORSE) Squadron from the 179th Cyberspace Wing, Mansfield, Ohio, traveled to Florida to help with the cleanup efforts of both Hurricane Helene and Milton from October 9th-26th, 2024. (courtesy photo)
