Assessments of damage, along with estimating costs involved with restoring the base to full operational status, are under way. Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson was on the ground there last weekend and told reporters the following: “I feel pretty good about the future of Tyndall. I know it … read more
Along with unbelievable devastation within some communities in the Florida Panhandle, particularly where Hurricane MICHAEL actually came ashore, on the military side, the storm damage at Tyndall Air Force Base has been described as “catastrophic.” Fortunately, all base personnel, military and civilian, were under a mandatory evacuation, so it appears … read more
Last week, marked the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Meuse-Argonne, a key turning point in America’s critical efforts to bring World War I to its conclusion. Determined to hold its legendary Argonne Region Hindenburg Line, the Germans packed their defensive strong points with troops and armament, as they dug … read more
Members of “Georgia’s Brigade,” the 48th of the Georgia Army National Guard, headquartered in Macon, but composed of Guard soldiers from around the state, including Savannah, will very soon (mid-October) send about 2,000 members to Fort Stewart to train-up for the approaching deployment to Afghanistan in January, 2019. Said a … read more
Government agency responders have literally flown to the rescue and relief of the many thousands of Coastal Carolina residents impacted and displaced by the furry that was Hurricane FLORENCE. The flooding continues as inland rivers crest their banks, sending even more flood waters to coastal communities. So the rescues continue, … read more
