59th Medical Wing supports Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

59th Medical Wing members start boarding a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy as the disaster relief team flying into Houston, Texas, August 30. More than 70-members of the Air Force’s flagship medical wing were mobilized to provide medical attention to the 6 million residents of the greater Houston area, after the city suffered catastrophic flooding due to Hurricane Harvey.

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59th Medical Wing supports Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

59th Medical Wing members start boarding into a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy as the disaster relief team to Houston, Texas, August 30. More than 70-members of the Air Force’s flagship medical wing were mobilized to provide medical attention to the 6 million residents of the greater Houston area, after the city suffered catastrophic flooding due to Hurricane Harvey.

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59th Medical Wing supports Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

59th Medical Wing’s medical gear gets loaded into a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, August 30. The wing is sending more than 70-members of the Air Force’s flagship medical wing to provide medical attention to those affected by the flooding.

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59th Medical Wing supports Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

A Lockheed C-5 Galaxy takes aim to Houston, Texas, on August 30, 2017 transporting the 59th Medical Wing’s disaster relief teams. 70-members from the Air Force’s flagship medical wing were mobilized to provide medical attention to the 6 million residents of the greater Houston area, after the city suffered catastrophic flooding due to Hurricane Harvey.

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59th Medical Wing supports Hurricane Harvey relief efforts

Published Aug. 30, 2017
By Staff Sgt. Kevin Iinuma
59th Medical Wing Public Affairs

Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas -- 59th Medical Wing members start boarding a Lockheed C-5 Galaxy as the disaster relief team flying into Houston, Texas, August 30. More than 70-members of the Air Force’s flagship medical wing were mobilized to provide medical attention to the 6 million residents of the greater Houston area, after the city suffered catastrophic flooding due to Hurricane Harvey.