Emergency generators shipped out - U.S. Virgin Islands [Image 3 of 10]

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS, UNITED STATES

12.28.2017

Photo by George Stringham 

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS – Josh Dougan, left, logistics specialist for the temporary emergency power team from the Corps' Walla Walla District, goes over the manifest with the first mate of the Bahamas Express Dec. 28, 2017, a vessel used to ship equipment in and out of the U.S. Virgin Islands. More temporary emergency generators and related equipment is being sent to Puerto Rico. Temporary emergency generators that have been deinstalled across the U.S. Virgin Islands are loaded December 28, 2017, to be shipped to Puerto Rico, where they will be put back into service to provide temporary power at schools, hospitals, clinics, government buildings and other facilities across the territory until permanent grid power is restored. More than 175 temporary emergency generators have been installed across the territory since hurricanes Irma and Maria within two weeks of each other in September.

• Date Taken: 12.28.2017
• Date Posted: 12.30.2018 14:26
• Photo ID: 5006135
• VIRIN: 171228-A-GX971-054
• Resolution: 6000x4000
• Size: 10.84 MB
• Location: U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS, US