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Task Force Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Task Force Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Task Force Ike

Master SGt Jeff Correa of the Texas Air National Guard's 149 Fighter Wing assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Task Force Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Task Force Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Senior Master Sgt. Mike Arellano)
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Task Force Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Senior Master Sgt. Mike Arellano)
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Task Force Ike

Captain Bill Gentry of the Texas Air National Guard's 149 Fighter Wing assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Task Force Ike

Captain Molly O'Connel of the Texas Air National Guard's 149 Fighter Wing assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Senior Master Sgt. Mike Arellano)
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Task Force Ike

Officer C. Teague of the Galveston Police Department and Captain Shelly Garceau of the Texas Air National Guard's 149 Fighter Wing assist post landfall Hurricane Ike evacuees from Ball High School in Galveston. The people will be transported by bus to evacuation hubs in San Antonio. (U.S. Air Force photo Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Texas Military Forces follow Hurricane Ike

The Texas Military Forces convoy travels toward Galveston, Texas on Interstate 10. Over 500 vehicles and 1,000 people assembled and headed to various locations in Southeast Texas to begin search and rescue and recovery and sustainment efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. (Photo by Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Texas Military Forces follow Hurricane Ike

Personnel from the Texas Military Forces stop to to refuel at a strategic fuel point on Interstate 10 outside Columbus, Texas. Over 500 vehicles and 1,000 people assembled and headed to various locations in Southeast Texas to begin search and rescue and recovery and sustainment efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. (Photo by Master Sgt. Robert Shelley)
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Texas Military Forces follow Hurricane Ike

Texas Military Forces and agencies from throughout Texas and the U.S. marshall together in a convoy at Port San Antonio, Texas. Over 500 vehicles and 1,000 people assembled and headed to various locations in Southeast Texas to begin search and rescue and recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike.
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Texas Military Forces follow Hurricane Ike

Personnel from the Texas Military Forces stop to to refuel at a strategic fuel point on Interstate 10 outside Columbus, Texas. Over 500 vehicles and 1,000 people assembled and headed to various locations in Southeast Texas to begin search and rescue and recovery and sustainment efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike.
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Hurricane Ike

Airmen from the 149th Fighter Wing’s Communications Flight, Texas Air National Guard test communications with the Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC). The team is preparing to deploy to a location to be determined within the state to deliver communications capabilities to Texas Military Forces rendering aid to evacuees affected by Hurricane Ike. (Photo by: Staff Sgt. Andre’ Bullard) (Released)
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