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2024-10-10 20:13:40 UTC
As the criticism of FEMA's response to Hurricane Helene continues to grow,
local and regional groups and citizens are banding together to provide
relief. This image is from the Asheville North Carolina area.
North Carolina aided by The "Redneck Air Force"
The New York Post reports several hundred volunteers, including many
veterans, have banded together and using all types of equipment from
trucks and 4-wheelers to even helicopters, they're running a relief
operation out of a North Carolina Harley Davidson dealership.
They've called themselves the "Redneck Air Force," and according to the
Post:
"The dealership teems with current and former soldiers decked out in camo
pants and army boots with handguns strapped to their chests and hips. Crop
duster pilots, helicopter tour guides and special operations pilots most
of them off-duty or retired military have answered the call from Smith
and others in North Carolinas extensive military community."
Other operations in the Carolinas are targeting rural areas, including
the mountains to the east. Several groups are targeting small
communities, or individual homes scattered just east of Asheville, NC,
including a mountain area called Little Switzerland. It's about 20 miles
NE of Asheville.
According to this report:
"We are on the mountaintop in Little Switzerland collecting airlifted
donations and distributing them to homes that have no power or are
inaccessible. The community is self organizing incredibly well"
What has been the input from FEMA? Very little, if any. These groups
working the rural areas say the Feds almost never go up "this far" into
the mountains, and the only FEMA relief in the Little Switzerland and the
surrounding area has been 3 pallets of electric chainsaws, that require
extension chords....in an area that is still without power and likely will
be for some time.
The rescue crews are bringing generators and gas to the people in the
region.
https://newstalk870.am/fema-sends-electric-chainsaws-to-areas-with-no-
power-in-n-carolina/
local and regional groups and citizens are banding together to provide
relief. This image is from the Asheville North Carolina area.
North Carolina aided by The "Redneck Air Force"
The New York Post reports several hundred volunteers, including many
veterans, have banded together and using all types of equipment from
trucks and 4-wheelers to even helicopters, they're running a relief
operation out of a North Carolina Harley Davidson dealership.
They've called themselves the "Redneck Air Force," and according to the
Post:
"The dealership teems with current and former soldiers decked out in camo
pants and army boots with handguns strapped to their chests and hips. Crop
duster pilots, helicopter tour guides and special operations pilots most
of them off-duty or retired military have answered the call from Smith
and others in North Carolinas extensive military community."
Other operations in the Carolinas are targeting rural areas, including
the mountains to the east. Several groups are targeting small
communities, or individual homes scattered just east of Asheville, NC,
including a mountain area called Little Switzerland. It's about 20 miles
NE of Asheville.
According to this report:
"We are on the mountaintop in Little Switzerland collecting airlifted
donations and distributing them to homes that have no power or are
inaccessible. The community is self organizing incredibly well"
What has been the input from FEMA? Very little, if any. These groups
working the rural areas say the Feds almost never go up "this far" into
the mountains, and the only FEMA relief in the Little Switzerland and the
surrounding area has been 3 pallets of electric chainsaws, that require
extension chords....in an area that is still without power and likely will
be for some time.
The rescue crews are bringing generators and gas to the people in the
region.
https://newstalk870.am/fema-sends-electric-chainsaws-to-areas-with-no-
power-in-n-carolina/