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Here’s where the Corps’ North Carolina bases stand 22 months after Hurricane Florence
In September 2019 tarps were still on the roofs of hundreds of buildings across the two bases. Here's where that stands in July 2020.
By Philip Athey
Rebootcamp Roundup: November 2
Senate stalls a bill to help student vets, hurricane victims will get pending VA appeals claims put on the fast track, and too few employers are focusing vet recruitment efforts toward college campuses.
By Natalie Gross
VA to fast-track benefits appeals for hurricane victims
Veterans in counties hit hard by the fall hurricanes will see their cases advanced quickly in coming months.
How a 2-star Army general took charge of a broken city
Mark McQueen's sand-colored combat boots have walked the ground during many disasters.
Military relief societies have provided more than $2.5 million in hurricane relief to troops ― with more to come
If you need financial assistance because of the hurricane, check with your military relief society.
By Karen Jowers
Marine commander who stood against Hurricane Florence is headed to lead Marines in Afghanistan
Brig. Gen. Julian D. Alford will relieve the current commander of Task Force Southwest.
By Shawn Snow
Mattis vows no cut in military support for France in Mali
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday that the U.S. will not reduce its support for the French-led military operations against insurgents in Mali.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press
Parents question why they have to pay for child care for days centers were closed because of Hurricane Florence
Day care center in civilian community didn't charge parents for time it was closed.
By Karen Jowers
Hurricane Florence blamed for 84,000-gallon sewage spill on Camp Lejeune
No impact to the residential water supply, base officials say.
By Karen Jowers
Marines from Camp Lejeune break out amphibious assault vehicles during Florence relief efforts
Two amphibious assault vehicles and two hardback Humvees were deployed from II Marine Expeditionary Force.
By Neil Fotre