SEMTRT was deployed to N.C. for nine days. The team was made up of 46 firefighters from Barnstable, Bristol, Norfolk and Plymouth Counties. Here are some photos from the deployment.
WELCOME HOME!! 46 members of SEMTRT arrived home a couple hours ago after midnight and driving for 21 hours. Our team spent 9 days deployed helping the state of N.C. after hurricane Florence. We will share more photos today from the teams missions!! #hurricane#weather
SEMTRT was able to do airframe training with the Mississippi National Guard led by CWO3 Russ Williams and his crew this morning while deployed in NC. #Day7#hurricane#florence#semtrt
SE-MA TRT continues to search and has rescued numerous animals while conducting wide area searches to flooded homes and vehicles in Jones County NC. Some of these homes had water up to their roofs during height of storm. #hurricaneflorence
SE-MA TRT has rescued numerous animals while conducting wide area searches to flooded homes and vehicles in Jones County NC. Some of these homes had water up to their roofs during height of storm. #hurricaneflorence#dog#rescue
The team is conducting wide area searches to flooded homes and vehicles in Jones County NC. Some of these homes had water up to their roofs during height of storm.
SE-MA TRT are using boats to check on residents in many flooded out neighborhoods in N.C. This team of 42 from Massachusetts has been in N.C. for six days now. #hurricane
SE-MA TRT is preparing to deploy to an area that has been hit hard by flooding in N.C. The team will be conducting searches of a large area with boats to assist any residents in need. Currently aviation is doing recon of the area to assist us in gaining access #hurricaneflorence
SE-MA TRT is setting up a new base ready for deployment in a new area of North Carolina. The team drove through torrential rains to this new staging area. #hurricane#florence
SE-MA TRT is being deployed to an area with possibly limited or no power, very spotty cell service. SE-MA TRT will be self-sufficient for 72 hours. Using Sat phones we will update the @ROCCC911 and updates will be sent to Chiefs and Families. #hurricaneflorence#semtrt
The team completed the 17 hour drive yesterday without incident & arrived at the staging area just prior to 1AM this morning. All are well, have rested and been fed. At this time they are mustering for mission assignment.
SEMTRT members are attending the morning briefing to get an update on #hurricane#Florence We will continue to update on this account as our SE-MA TRT is currently deployed for nine days in Raleigh, NC. #SEMTRT