Posted on Dec 28, 2022
Delivering Babies, Plowing Snow: Hundreds of Guardsmen Deploy as New York Is Buried in Historic...
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Staff Sgt. Colin King and a team of airmen were racing against the clock to the hospital to deliver two critical patients in the back of their F-350 pickup truck: a woman in labor and a man on life support with critical medical gear swiftly running out of power.
The problem was that the Guardsmen of the 107th Attack Wing were navigating Buffalo, New York, where a historic storm dropped snow as high as four feet, leaving streets littered with abandoned vehicles.
The problem was that the Guardsmen of the 107th Attack Wing were navigating Buffalo, New York, where a historic storm dropped snow as high as four feet, leaving streets littered with abandoned vehicles.
Delivering Babies, Plowing Snow: Hundreds of Guardsmen Deploy as New York Is Buried in Historic...
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Buffalo
State of New York
Posted 2 y ago
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It gets me about people getting stuck on the roads and streets, it's not like they didn't have enough waring about it. We got hit here 2-3 days before they did and we had been told about the storm for about a week. I can understand if it was a emergency, but if it was just wanting a 1/2 gal of milk they should have stocked up before hand. The last time we got hit hard here, my Jeep club was running Doctors and Nurses to and from their homes to the hospitals, we also helped out dummies that just wanted to go play in the snow. The Governor put out the call for not only Jeep clubs but snowmobile clubs to help out.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
The news focused on this storm at least 4 days beforehand, I still feel bad for people who had medical emergencies or something out of the ordinary.
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