Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard crews fly over just one of the numerous areas affected by the severe flooding in the Dominican Republic caused by Tropical Storm Noel. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard crews fly over just one of the numerous areas affected by the severe flooding in the Dominican Republic caused by Tropical Storm Noel. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard aircrews dropped off rations packaged by the Dominican government to villages all across the country that were isolated by flood waters caused by Tropical Storm Noel. These rations are the first food some of the Dominicans have had since the storm hit the Caribbean country. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – A Coast Guard helicopter loads food rations and water into their helicopter at a supply point in the Dominican Republic. Coast Guard aircrews dropped off rations packaged by the Dominican government to villages all across the country that were isolated by flood waters caused by Tropical Storm Noel. These rations are the first food some of the Dominicans have had since the storm hit the Caribbean country. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – A crowd of villagers in the Dominican Republic flock to a Coast Guard helicopter. The helicopter crew made the difficult decision to land to check on the children at a local school. The village is surrounded on all sides by flood water caused by Tropical Storm Noel. The villagers put themselves in serious danger by running up to the running helicopter. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – A Coast Guard helicopter loads food rations and water into their helicopter at a supply point in the Dominican Republic. Coast Guard aircrews dropped off rations packaged by the Dominican government to villages all across the country that were isolated by flood waters caused by Tropical Storm Noel. These rations are the first food some of the Dominicans have had since the storm hit the Caribbean country. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – A Coast Guard helicopter loads food rations and water into their helicopter at a supply point in the Dominican Republic. Coast Guard aircrews dropped off rations packaged by the Dominican government to villages all across the country that were isolated by flood waters caused by Tropical Storm Noel. These rations are the first food some of the Dominicans have had since the storm hit the Caribbean country. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
US Embassy Chargé, Roland Bullen brings humanitarian relief to affected families in Bani. The Chargé visited on Saturday, November 3, the Escuela Aquiles Camilo where 130 families are sheltered.
US Embassy Chargé, Roland Bullen brings humanitarian relief to affected families in Bani. The Chargé visited on Saturday, November 3, the Escuela Aquiles Camilo where 130 families are sheltered.
Residents of San Jose de Ocoa off-load food and supplies from a U.S. Army UH-60 Black Hawk supporting the distribution of humanitarian aid to isolated communities in the Dominican Republic. U.S. Southern Command Forces are deployed in the Dominican Republic to conduct disaster-relief operations in the wake of Tropical Storm Noel. U.S. Army South from San Antonio, Texas is the lead agency for this joint, multinational, interagency effort. (U.S. Army photo by Juan Torres-Diaz)
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard crews offload a pregnant woman that was suffering from severe dehydration. The helicopter crew airlifted the woman from the mountain city of San Jose De Ocoa, Dominican Republic. The Coast Guard has saved three people suffering from severe illnesses in the city of San Jose De Ocoa today. The mountain city is cut off form supply lines because of severe mudslides and flooding associated with Tropical Storm Noel. The Tropical Storm slammed into the Dominican Republic killing more than 80 people. Coast Guard photo/video by PAC Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Ryan White from Air Station Miami carries a sick child off of a helicopter from Air Station Borinquen, Puerto Rico. The child was suffering from acute appendicitis and was airlifted by the helicopter crew from San Jose De Ocoa, Dominican Republic. The Coast Guard has saved three people suffering from severe illnesses in the city of San Jose De Ocoa. The mountain city is cut off because of severe mudslides and flooding associated with Tropical Storm Noel. The Tropical Storm slammed into the Dominican Republic killing more than 80 people. Coast Guard photo/video by PAC Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.
Peace Corps volunteers have helped in rescue operations. 10 PC volunteers in Barahona, Bahoruco, and Independencia are helping World Vision, International Plan, and FUNDASUR. 15 PC volunteers are working in Santo Domingo with USAID to make sure that provisions reach the ones who need them most. Volunteers in San Jose de Ocoa, Bani, Sanchez Ramirez, and Duarte are supporting local efforts to help those who have had loss of property and are helping to assess future risks and dangers. (U.S. Army photo by Juan Torres-Diaz)
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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Coast Guard crews fly over just one of the numerous areas affected by the severe flooding in the Dominican Republic caused by Tropical Storm Noel. Coast Guard photo/video by PA1 Donnie Brzuska, PADET Jacksonville, Fla.