They’re still struggling after so many weeks. They haven’t given up.
From the military services and around the DoD, here’s your SITREP for Thursday, November 30, 2017.
- Joint Task Force – Bravo partnered with medical personnel to perform an ongoing pediatric nutritional assessment of three villages in Honduras.
- The Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS John S. McCain departed Subic Bay, Philippines aboard heavy lift transport vessel MV Treasure en route to Fleet Activities Yokosuka.
- Marines establish tactical air direction center (TADC) at Camp Pendleton.
- The Coast Guard, Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources, Environmental Protection Agency and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have established a unified command to organize salvage and removal operations for displaced, sunken and wrecked vessels throughout the island in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
From The SITREP: Hurricane Maria Efforts Continue, Marines Establish Tactical Center & More | DoDLive
Bureaucracy, economic woes, logistics slow return of electricity in Puerto Rico
Instead of staying and helping with rebuilding their own country, 100k have fled to the mainland where they can get handouts, food stamps, welfare, and mooch off their families. Perhaps that’s for the good and some enterprising people can move there, buy up land and stuff cheap, and make a great living WORKING.
And, of course the local politicians such as the mayor of San Juan aren’t helping one bit. The story with pics @ Bureaucracy, economic woes, logistics slow return of electricity in Puerto Rico
