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89+ people killed in North Carolina from Helene, 1K Fort Liberty soldiers to help with response

It was announced Wednesday that 1,000 soldiers from Fort Liberty's Infantry Battalion Task Force will be deployed to western North Carolina to help with recovery efforts. These soldiers are being deployed in addition to the support provided by the Department of Defense (DoD) and FEMA in response to Hurricane Helene. Here's a quick overview: U.S. Army and U.S. Navy helicopters, soldiers, and sailors to provide critical capability to move personnel and supplies in areas where access via roads is not available or viable. U.S. Air Force aircraft, helicopters, and airmen to provide search-and-rescue capabilities. U.S. Army soldiers and high wheeled vehicles to move personnel and supplies over roads and terrain damaged or impassable to normal vehicles. The Army Corps of Engineers is supporting with response efforts with Temporary Power Teams and subject matter experts to support for debris removal, water and wastewater management, and bridge inspections. The DoD has activated 22 helicopters to aid in search and rescue operations and provided dozens of high-water vehicles. Hundreds of National Guard service members are assisting with debris removal, air lifts, search and rescue, road clearance, commodities and transport. Subscribe to WRAL:    / wral5   Download the WRAL App: https://www.wral.com/download-wral-ap... News Tips: Online - https://www.wral.com/report-it/ Email - [email protected] Follow WRAL: Facebook:   / wraltv   X:   / wral   IG:   / wral   About WRAL-TV: WRAL is your Raleigh, North Carolina news source. Check out our videos for the latest news in Raleigh, local sports, Raleigh weather, and more at https://WRAL.com #localnews #northcarolina