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    20241005 – South Carolina Army National Guard CH-47F Chinook helicopter delivers critical supplies to western North Carolina after hurricane Helene

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    GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    10.05.2024

    Video by Sgt. 1st Class Roberto Di Giovine 

    South Carolina National Guard

    U.S. Army Soldiers from the Det. 1, 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion, 238th Aviation Regiment, 59th Aviation Troop Command, South Carolina Army National Guard, fly a relief mission across the South-North Carolinas border, aboard a CH-47F Chinook helicopter, during post hurricane Helene response operations, western North Carolina, Oct. 5, 2024. The mission was flown from Greenville, South Carolina, as part of a multi-state, relief effort to provide aid to communities that have become isolated in the aftermath of hurricane Helene. Helene made landfall on Sept. 26, in Florida, as a category 4 hurricane. The storm caused historical-level floodings in western North Carolina and widespread power outages affecting over 1.2 million people in South Carolina, and over 3 million across Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. The South Carolina National Guard continues to respond to disaster relief requests for assistance from federal, local, and state agencies. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Roberto Di Giovine)

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    Date Taken: 10.05.2024
    Date Posted: 10.30.2024 16:43
    Category: B-Roll
    Video ID: 941203
    VIRIN: 241005-Z-II459-2002
    Filename: DOD_110642416
    Length: 00:05:28
    Location: GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, US

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