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Julie DeBardelaben

Julie DeBardelaben

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Montgomery

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United StatesMilitaryTransportation

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CongressSouth AsiaNatural DisastersConflictMedia Requests For Naval ForcesHuman-InterestMilitaryPost-Conflict SocietiesOpen Source IntelligenceInto Global AffairsRegional SecurityLong-Form Documentary Corporate DocumentaryPolicyGeneral NewsIllegal Mining

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Africa, space, aviation American politics, defense, mining US-South Africa, nuclear, international politics military,foreign policy, aerospace

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Total articles 2

  • Hurricane Michael evacuees from Tyndall operating at Maxwell

    By Julie DeBardelaben| Montgomery Advertiser Verified MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE -- It was seemingly a normal day in Panama City Beach, Florida. But a stormy breeziness and rising tides hinted at the devastation that was to come. Thousands of residents there and in surrounding areas predicted to be in the path of Hurricane Michael were ordered to evacuate. Some did. Some didn’t. Among those who did were some 3,500 Tyndall Air Force Base employees, all now displaced from their jobs and many from their homes.

    By Julie DeBardelaben · Montgomery Advertiser

    Oct. 24, 2018

  • Hurricane Michael Evacuees from Tyndall AFB Operating from Bases Across the Southeast

    By Julie DeBardelaben| cap.news@ It was seemingly a normal day in Panama City Beach, Florida. But a stormy breeziness and rising tides hinted at the devastation that was to come. Thousands of residents there and in surrounding areas predicted to be in the path of Hurricane Michael were ordered to evacuate. Some did. Some didn’t. Among those who did were some 3,500 Tyndall Air Force Base employees, all now displaced from their jobs and many from their homes.

    By Julie DeBardelaben · cap.news

    Oct. 19, 2018

  • Hurricane Michael evacuees from Tyndall operating at Maxwell

    By Julie DeBardelaben| Montgomery Advertiser Verified MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE -- It was seemingly a normal day in Panama City Beach, Florida. But a stormy breeziness and rising tides hinted at the devastation that was to come. Thousands of residents there and in surrounding areas predicted to be in the path of Hurricane Michael were ordered to evacuate. Some did. Some didn’t. Among those who did were some 3,500 Tyndall Air Force Base employees, all now displaced from their jobs and many from their homes.

    By Julie DeBardelaben · Montgomery Advertiser

    Oct. 24, 2018

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Montgomery, United States