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    PMRF announces TCCOR All Clear following initial storm recovery operations [Image 7 of 13]

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    A single-story commercial or institutional building has sustained significant wind damage, with large sections of roofing material and sheathing torn away, exposing the underlying wooden roof framing. Debris including roofing panels and underlayment has peeled back and collapsed against the front facade near the entrance door. The damage is consistent with hurricane or severe windstorm impact.

    UNITED STATES

    09.09.2026

    Photo by Jonell Kaohelaulii 

    Pacific Missile Range Facility

    PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KEKAHA (September 9, 2026) - The effects of Hurricane Lowell at Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) included significant roof damage to office buildings, damaged structures, fallen trees and impacts to equipment and facilities across the installation. PMRF announced Tropical Cyclone Condition of Readiness (TCCOR) All Clear on Sept. 9, 2026, following the completion of initial storm response and safety assessments associated with Hurricane Lowell. PMRF personnel teams are actively assessing damage and working to recover as many services and facilities as possible. Recovery crews are continuing efforts to address roof and structural damages, fallen trees, and other impacts to facilities and infrastructure. PMRF is the world's largest instrumented multi-domain test and training range capable of supporting surface, subsurface, air, and space operations simultaneously. (U.S. Navy photo by Jonell Kaohelauli'i)

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    Date Taken: 09.09.2026
    Date Posted: 09.09.2026 22:59
    Photo ID: 9922728
    VIRIN: 260909-N-VU665-3017
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    Location: US
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    A Crash Fire Rescue (CFR) vehicle is prominently visible in the foreground right of the image, positioned on muddy terrain near an open grassy field. In the distant background, a second fire/rescue truck and what appears to be a yellow construction excavator are visible on the horizon. The scene suggests emergency standby operations, possibly at an airfield or large open facility.
    A worker in a bright green shirt operates a Ditch Witch skid steer loader during post-storm debris cleanup operations. The foreground shows an uprooted tree with exposed root ball and scattered branches, while the background reveals heavily damaged and stripped trees consistent with major storm damage. A yellow dumpster and white pickup truck are also visible in the staging area.
    Four individuals are unloading cases of bottled water from the bed of a red pickup truck in a residential or institutional parking area. One person appears to be wearing military-style camouflage clothing, suggesting possible disaster relief or community aid activity. The setting includes low single-story buildings and tall trees under a clear blue sky.
    A US Navy pickup truck is parked near a fallen tree that is blocking or partially obstructing a road or parking area. A worker appears to be using a cable or rope, likely attached to the truck, to assist in removing the downed tree. The scene suggests storm damage cleanup operations at what appears to be a military installation.
    Two firefighters from PMRF (Pacific Missile Range Facility) Crash Fire Rescue are operating on an open grassy field, managing a yellow fire hose connected to a red and white crash fire rescue truck. A second fire truck, numbered '6', is visible in the background near a flooded or muddy area. The scene appears to be a training exercise or emergency response operation under clear blue skies.
    Military personnel, including at least one individual wearing a U.S. Navy t-shirt, are conducting storm debris cleanup operations around residential or barracks-style buildings. The area shows significant storm damage with numerous downed trees, broken branches, and scattered palm fronds covering the ground. The clear blue sky and tropical vegetation suggest a post-hurricane or typhoon recovery effort at a military installation.
    A single-story commercial or institutional building has sustained significant wind damage, with large sections of roofing material and sheathing torn away, exposing the underlying wooden roof framing. Debris including roofing panels and underlayment has peeled back and collapsed against the front facade near the entrance door. The damage is consistent with hurricane or severe windstorm impact.
    A commercial or institutional building has sustained significant roof damage, with large sections of roofing material and sheathing torn away, exposing the underlying wooden rafters and decking. The damage appears consistent with high-wind event such as a hurricane or severe storm, supported by the visibly wind-stressed palm tree in the background. The building's exterior walls remain intact, and electrical utility equipment is mounted on the exterior facade.
    A commercial or institutional building has sustained significant roof damage, with large sections of roofing material, sheathing, and metal flashing peeled away and hanging down toward the ground. The exposed wooden roof framing (rafters and decking) is clearly visible where the covering has been torn off. The damage pattern is consistent with high-wind event such as a hurricane or severe storm.
    A single-story, white stucco building numbered '278' photographed under a clear blue sky. The structure appears to be a utilitarian or institutional building, possibly located on a military base or government facility, featuring minimal architectural ornamentation and visible HVAC equipment. The surrounding grounds are well-maintained with trimmed grass and a concrete walkway.
    The image shows a deteriorating single-story building, likely a mobile home or modular structure, photographed from inside a vehicle. The metal roof shows significant damage with peeling paint, rust stains, and exposed insulation or underlayment material in yellow patches. The building appears aged and poorly maintained, with weathered white siding and windows showing signs of neglect.
    The image shows a building with significant storm or wind damage to its roof, with shingles torn away and roofing material visibly peeled back. The structure appears to be located in a tropical or subtropical environment, evidenced by the palm trees and Norfolk Island pines visible in the background. The damage suggests the aftermath of a severe weather event such as a hurricane or strong windstorm.
    A large fabric or tensile structure, likely a temporary hangar or event tent, has suffered significant structural damage — its covering is torn, collapsed, and billowing outward. The surrounding area shows scattered metal debris, equipment, and small watercraft, suggesting storm or wind damage. The scene appears to be located near an airfield or coastal facility based on the flat terrain and runway visible in the background.

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