ARLINGTON, Va. - More than 6,600 National Guard members from a dozen states rescued hundreds of people and cleared roads across the Southeast in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

More than 4,700 National Guard members are mobilized throughout the southeastern United States, working to clear roads, rescue trapped people and provide relief after Hurricane Helene tore through ...

In Florida, 3,900 National Guard members, along with 18 Mississippi Guardsmen, maneuvered 13 helicopters and Zodiac boots to rescue over 150 people and 50 animals.

Florida National Guard soldiers with the 3rd Battalion, 116th Field Artillery Regiment, conduct a survey and assist patrol following Hurricane Milton in Kissimmee, Fla., on Oct. 10, 2024.

Florida National Guard soldiers from the 753rd Brigade Engineering Battalion clean road debris in Bell, Florida, on Sept. 28. (1st Lt. Brandon Miles/ U.S. Army) Nearly 6,000 National Guard members ...

Around 1,000 active duty troops and 6,500 National Guard members are responding to Hurricane Helene. Here's what they're doing.

A National Guard helicopter attempting to deliver hurricane assistance to people in western North Carolina earlier this week instead blew away goods and resources with its rotor wash.

Florida National Guard soldiers from the 753rd Brigade Engineer Battalion, 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, begin clearing debris and help to restore communities after Hurricane Milton in Pass-a ...

Those traveling to Florida were equipped with a water rescue basket, and devices to aid in the safe rescue of all ages and pets as needed. The HH-60M is there to support civil authorities and to ...

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL)—The Tennessee National Guard has been working across the region on search and rescue efforts, but now it is transitioning to the cleanup and recovery process.