This U.S. Marine Corps graphic was designed by Lance Corporal Devin Darden, and displayed in the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina.
U.S. Air Force hurricane explainer video (by Staff Sergeant Heather Fejerang) issued by MacDill Air Force Base in Florida. It’s a little boring, but with good advice:
Hurricane 2021: 
USMC PREPS FOR DESTRUCTIVE WX EVENT!
U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Kristen Pittman.
On 17JUN2021, the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (U.S. Air Force Reserve) began launching their WC-130J hurricane hunters from Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, for the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane season.
Planning an ‘LLI’ mission. USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Kristen Pittman, 17JUN2021.
The first WC-130J mission of the 2021 Hurricane season was a ‘lower level invest’ (LLI) over The Gulf of Mexico.
USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Kristen Pittman, 17JUN2021.
LLIs are flown by WC-130Js at a lower altitude than regular storm missions, whenever weather satellites are having a hard time finding the center of a tropical system.
Hurricane History: 
AIRBORNE HURRICANE HUNTERS, WHEN DID IT ALL START?
Hurricane 2021: U.S. ARMY DEPLOYS EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION VEHICLES!
On 21JUN2021, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) deployed a Engineer Command and Control Vehicle-7 (ECCV-7) to Puerto Rico, for the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane season.
USACE photo by Mark Rankin.
It is also called Deployable Tactical Operating System (DTOS). It allows USACE personnel to integrate with local, federal and state authorities. The DTOS/ECCV-7 was one of many USACE vehicles being deployed from Florida to Puerto Rico.
USACE photo by Mark Rankin.
Failed State 2020: OHIO JOINS NEW YORK IN DEPLOYING National Guard TO PUERTO RICO
ARMY RESERVE DEPLOYS FOR PUERTO RICO QUAKE RECOVERY
Maria, 2017: ARMY RESERVE RESPONDE AL LLAMADO DE AYUDA EN PUERTO RICO!
Hurricane 2021: USMC PREPS FOR DESTRUCTIVE WX EVENT IN NORTH CAROLINA!
USMC photo by Corporal Karina Lopezmata.
On 16JUN2021, the United State Marine Corps (USMC) began preparing for what it calls DWX (Destructive Weather), for the 2021 hurricane season (officially June 1st thru November 30th).
Tarawa Terrace Elementary School, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. USMC photo by Corporal Karina Lopezmata.
On Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, three locations (including the elementary school) were picked for use as DWX shelters.
USMC photo by Corporal Christian Ayers.
Preparations were also taken on Air Station New River, North Carolina.
USMC photo by Corporal Christian Ayers.
New River Marines and silly-villians conducted DWX response in the Emergency Operations Center.
Hurricane 2020: 
ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON BEGINS EARLY, AGAIN,1ST WC-130J HURRICANE HUNTER LAUNCHED!
Hurricane 2018: FLORIDA National Guard DISCOVERS A MAJOR CAUSE a slow disaster relief, NEW PREPS FOR HURRICANES!
Tennessee National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant Timothy Cordeiro.
C-12 Huron pilots with Tennessee Army National Guard’s Detachment 6, A Company, 2nd Battalion, 641st Aviation Regiment, held a deployment ceremony on 12JUN2021. They will be spending nine months in Africa, after deployment training on Fort Bliss, Texas.
Then, on 22JUN2021, five militiamen with the Tennessee Army National Guard’s 1957th Contingency Contracting Team said official good-byes during a ceremony in Nashville.
The mission of the five from Tennessee will be to spend U.S. taxes on foreign supplied logistical services, like food and lodging, in the operational area known as Horn of Africa: “Contracts are often given to local workers which really helps drive the economy in the area.”-Captain Eric Bolin, Tennessee National Guard’s United States Property & Fiscal Office
Biden’s War: 
TENNESSEE DEPLOYS TO MIDDLE EAST!
NEW YORK DEPLOYS TO THE MIDDLE EAST
On 10JUN2021, New York Army National Guard’s 501st Ordnance Battalion, 53rd Troop Command, held a deployment ceremony at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Glenville.
New York Army National Guard photo by Sergeant Sebastian Rothwyn.
The 23 personnel of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) support headquarters company are, apparently, deploying to Kuwait. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Daniel Ambia admitted that their pre-deployment training was conducted ‘virtually’ due to the pandemic-panic-attack, but was confident enough to say “…I think we’ll be okay. Everybody is pretty good at what they do.”
Biden’s War: 
PENNSYLVANIA DEPLOYS TO NORTH AFRICA
Pennsylvania Army National Guard photo by Joan Nissley.
On 15JUN2021, more than 2-hundred militia personnel of the 1st Squadron, 104th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat team, 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania Army National Guard, deployed to Texas (for deployment training on Fort Bliss), and then to northern Africa.
Pennsylvania ANG photo by Sergeant First Class Matthew Keeler.
On 14JUN2021, a deployment ceremony was held at Southampton Armory, Philadelphia. According to a U.S. Army report, the Pennsylvania Army National Guard will end up in Egypt (Which is physically in Africa, not The Middle East. The U.S. government has been listing any Arab speaking/Muslim country as being in The Middle East/Southwest Asia. The only part of Egypt that is in Southwest Asia is the Sinai Peninsula.).
Biden’s War: 
VERMONT DEPLOYS NEARLY 1-thousand, AFRICA, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST!
Oregon Air National Guard photo by First Lieutenant N. Daniel Delgado.
During the middle of June 2021, Oregon Air National Guard personnel responded to a mass-casualty CBRNE (Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosive) event at a place called Camp Rilea.
Oregon ANG photo by First Lieutenant N. Daniel Delgado.
Thankfully it was a training event, known as ‘Rogue One’ ExEval (sometimes meaning Exploitation Evaluation, or Exercise Evaluation, or External Evaluation, they can’t seem to make up their minds as I’ve seen all these used in military press releases), which takes place every two years (biennial).
Oregon ANG photo by First Lieutenant N. Daniel Delgado.
Crews were sent out to look for ‘victims’ who needed decontamination.
Oregon ANG photo by Staff Sergeant Sean Campbell.
A victim is brought in for decontamination.
Oregon ANG photo by First Lieutenant N. Daniel Delgado.
Oregon Air National Guard video by Major Samuel Lee, showing what you can expect if you become a victim and need to be decontaminated:
Oregon ANG photo by Staff Sergeant Sean Campbell.
Even the rescuers/responders are checked for contamination.
Oregon ANG photo by Staff Sergeant Sean Campbell.
Pacific Ring of Fire, May 2021: 
WARNINGS FOR ALASKA, HAWAII & WASHINGTON
May 2021:
U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer Second Class Brigitte Johnston.
FEMA REGIONS PREP FOR DISASTER & SPEND YOUR MONEY LIKE IT’S WATER
CBRNE, 2019: FEMA REGION 4, FEMA REGION 6, CONTAMINATION EVENTS!
July 2019: ARKANSAS HIT BY UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE, USAF SCRAMBLED!
CBRNE, 2017: UTAH’S SECRET(?) WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION EVENT IN EAST IDAHO!
In August 2019, the governors of New York and Connecticut made an agreement to join their respective National Guard forces in case of disasters. This is called New Mutual Aid Emergency Management Inter-State Compact, and also involves state police. No justification was given other than that the two states needed to “collaborate” for future cross-border emergencies.
2020’s pandemic-panic-attack delayed joint training for wildfires.
Army National Guard photo by Sergeant Andrew Valenza.
During the first week of May 2021, New York and Connecticut helicopter crews finally joined-up with the New York Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers, for training over the Mohawk River.
Army National Guard photo by Sergeant Andrew Valenza.
“Our procedures vary a little bit compared to what they’re used to, and there’s a lot of terminology they use we have to get used to. We have to get used to working them to develop that crew mix and synergy. One thing we learned is that our previous spot-drop techniques are often not a good course of action due to the way the rotor downwash can fan out the flames.”-Captain Forest Thrush, 3rd Battalion, 142nd Aviation Regiment
Army National Guard photo by Sergeant Andrew Valenza.
The Bambi bucket used by the New York/Connecticut National Guard UH-60 Blackhawks can weigh 2.8-tons when full.
U.S. Wildfire prep, 2021: ALASKA AIRBORNE RED CARD
U.S. Wildfire, 2021: SIERRA FIRE
“If we didn’t do this training to get the federal Red Card certification, we wouldn’t be able to support the state in every possible scenario. This gives the state the full flexibility to use resources in the National Guard regardless of who’s managing the fire.”-Lieutenant Colonel Michele Edwards, Alaska Army National Guard
Alaska Army National Guard photo by Specialist Grace Nechanicky.
Red Card is also known as Incident Qualification Card, it is a type of fire fighting training that is accepted by various federal and state agencies. Alaska Army National Guard CH-47 and UH-60 helicopter crews conducted Red Card training on 09JUN2021.
Alaska ANG photo by Specialist Grace Nechanicky.
1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment, CH-47 Chinook dragging a 2-thousand-gallon Bambi bucket: “There are no civilian helicopters in state that provide the high-volume, heavy lifts that our CH-47s provide.”-Lieutenant Colonel Michele Edwards, Alaska ANG
Alaska Army National Guard Red Card promotional video by Victoria Granado:
Alaska ANG photo by Dana Rosso.
1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment UH-60 Black Hawk hoisting a 550-gallon Bambi bucket over Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.
Video by Victoria Granado, Alaska ANG Bambi bucket ops:
U.S. Wildfire prep, 2021: CAL FIRE + CAL GUARD + PRISONERS
U.S. Wildfire prep, 2021: EVERGREEN STATE RED CARD