Louisiana National Guard Performs Search and Rescue in Lake Charles, La.
241st Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
Story by Staff Sgt. Jerry Rushing
Date: 09.13.2008
Posted: 09.14.2008 01:44
By Staff Sgt. Jerry Rushing
241st Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
LAKE CHARLES, La. – The Louisiana National Guard worked a fast and furious pace to save people in the Lake Charles, La., area from flooding caused by Hurricane Ike.
Soldiers from the 921st Horizontal Engineers out of Winnsboro, La., have rescued 39 people, three dogs and two cats in the first wave of search and rescue missions on Sept. 13, 2008. The Engineers will continue to run missions day and night until all areas have been searched.
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