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U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Matthew Brennan, left, the commander of the 628th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Maj. Abbillyn Johnson, the commander of the 628th Logistics Readiness Squadron, raise the base flag over Joint Base Charleston, S.C., after Hurricane Matthew swept the area Oct. 9, 2016. All non-essential personnel evacuated the area, but returned after disaster response coordinators assessed damage and verified a safe operating environment.


Joint Base Charleston Recovers from Hurricane Matthew

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Matthew Brennan, left, the commander of the 628th Civil Engineer Squadron, and Maj. Abbillyn Johnson, the commander of the 628th Logistics Readiness Squadron, raise the base flag over Joint Base Charleston, S.C., after Hurricane Matthew swept the area Oct. 9, 2016. All non-essential personnel evacuated the area, but returned after disaster response coordinators assessed damage and verified a safe operating environment.

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315th Airlift Wing Commander Col. Gregory Gilmour captured this photo today of our C-17 Globemaster IIIs as they returned from their evacuated locations after leaving Joint Base Charleston ahead of Hurricane Matthew last week. The C-17s had evacuated to bases like Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio and Fort Campbell, Kentucky. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Col. Gregory Gilmour)
Col. Cherie Roff, 315th Mission Support Group commander, greats people as they return to work Oct. 11 after Hurricane Matthew evacuated the base last week.
Col. Jimmy Canlas, 437th Airlift Wing commander, and Col. Gregory Gilmour, 315th AW commander welcome people back to the base Oct. 11 after the base returned to operations after evacuating because of Hurricane Matthew over the weekend.
A portion of N. O'Neal Ave. behind the Base Exchange was flooded during Hurricane Matthew Oct 8.
U.S. Air Force photo illustration of the Air Base flagpole with the torn flag on the day of the hurricane.
The low-lying grass area across the street from the Aerial Port was flooded and had fallen trees as a result of Hurricane Mathew Oct. 8.
Low-lying areas of the base experienced flooding like this section of the Wrenwoods Golf Course along side Arthur Dr.
This washed out road on the Weapons Station side of the base is a perfect example why you should not drive through flood waters.
The low-lying grass area across the street from the Aerial Port was flooded as a result of Hurricane Mathew Oct. 8.
A fallen tree blocked a portion of S. Davis Dr. near the 1st Combat Camera Squadron building and the Aerial Port.
Fallen trees were were seen through the base housing area after Hurricane Matthew impacted Joint Base Charleston Oct. 8.
A fallen tree blocked Mitchell Dr. behind the base housing area as a result of Hurricane Mathew Oct. 8.

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