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Citizen Soldiers of the 190th Engineer Battalion, 101st

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Citizen Soldiers of the 190th Engineer Battalion, 101st

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Citizen Soldiers of the 190th Engineer Battalion, 101st Troop Command, Puerto Rico Army National Guard, alongside residents of the municipality of Cayey, conduct a route clearing mission after the destruction left by Hurricane Maria through the region, Sep. 30. The Soldiers and the community came together to clear the road that leads to homes and the location of a Doppler radar in the area. Fallen trees, power lines and debris kept the community isolated for days until the 190th showed to open the roads for free access. (Puerto Rico Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Wilma Orozco Fanfan, 113th MPAD) #HurricaneMaria #PuertoRicoNationalGuard

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30/09/2017
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