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Story by Spc. Christina Clardy | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.15.2017
On Aug. 28th, Gov. Greg Abbott mobilized approximately 12,000 members of the Texas Military Department after Hurricane Harvey ravaged the Texas Coast with high winds and upwards to 50 inches of rain — leaving many areas devastated with the high, unprecedented floodwaters.
The soldiers of 3rd Battalion, 133rd Field Artillery Regiment, 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 36th Infantry......
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Photo by Spc. Christina Clardy | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.15.2017
Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 133rd Field Artillery Regiment based out of El Paso, Texas, ford through floodwaters to get to Texans in need after Hurricane Harvey on Sept. 1, 2017. The battalion convoyed West to East the entire 860 mile Texas stretch of Interstate Highway 10 to conduct rescue and relief operations in Orange County, Texas. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Christina Clardy, 36th......
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Photo by Master Sgt. Michael Leslie | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.09.2017
The 36th Infantry Division Commanding General, Maj. Gen. S. Lee Henry, presents coins and appreciation to the 38th Infantry Division Soldiers supporting the Arrowhead Division during Harvey relief efforts. The Indiana National Guard unit took control of logistics operations for Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma units conducting search and rescue, and relief those effected by Hurricane Harvey. ......
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Story by Capt. Maria Mengrone | 176th Engineer Brigade (TXARNG) | 09.08.2017
LUMBERTON, Texas – A group of female Texas guardsmen dubbed themselves the “Spice Girls” after helping rescue more than 300 flood victims in Lumberton, Texas. The soldiers are mobilized on state active duty orders in support of ongoing Hurricane Harvey relief efforts....
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Photo by Capt. Aaron Moshier | 176th Engineer Brigade (TXARNG) | 09.08.2017
A group of mobilized female Texas Guardsmen dubbed itself the “Spice Girls” pose for a photo after helping rescue more than 300 flood victims in Lumberton, Texas, September 3, 2017. The female soldiers came together after their convoy was split from the main body due to the rapidly rising flood waters. Pictured (left to right) Pfc. Tanner Delacerda native of Mesquite, Texas, Pfc. Taylor......
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Video by Maj. Randall Stillinger | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.05.2017
Soldiers, Airmen, civil authorities and volunteers are coming together during this time of need along the Texas coast in response to Hurricane Harvey. With search and recovery missions in flood waters on the ground and in the air, the Texas Military Department and the 36th Infantry Division will not stop until the job is done and everyone is safe....
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Video by Maj. Randall Stillinger | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.05.2017
Soldiers, Airmen, civil authorities and volunteers are coming together during this time of need along the Texas coast in response to Hurricane Harvey. With search and recovery missions in flood waters on the ground and in the air, the Texas Military Department and the 36th Infantry Division will not stop until the job is done and everyone is safe....
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Video by Maj. Randall Stillinger | 36th Infantry Division (TXARNG) | 09.05.2017
Soldiers, Airmen, civil authorities and volunteers are coming together during this time of need along the Texas coast in response to Hurricane Harvey. With search and recovery missions in flood waters on the ground and in the air, the Texas Military Department and the 36th Infantry Division will not stop until the job is done and everyone is safe....
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
