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Shortly after the hurricane, SM was photographed uploading pictures to SF..


Freaking monkeys make everthing funny, don't they?

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Tyndall: why would there be ANY plane there to be damaged?




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To call: why would there be ANY plane there to be damaged?


They looked like static displays to me, not functional aircraft.

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To call: why would there be ANY plane there to be damaged?


They looked like static displays to me, not functional aircraft.

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Yeah it's standard to flying everything you can out from a base in the path of a Hurricane.

In the Navy the only thing left behind were the hangar queens that you couldn't get flyable and even then, for a Hurricane like this they may have transported them out of the area via ground or transport plane, but I don't know.
 
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I just saw a video of the destruction at Tyndall AFB. Fortunately they got the planes and people out of there Monday. It will take years to rebuild. It is reminiscent of what Homestead AFB looked like after Andrew.


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My now BIL and SIL will be living with us for the next two weeks. He's stationed at Tyndall AFB, Luckily she was on the west coast for our wedding. She's going to fly in tomorrow or Saturday, he's got to drive up 95.

Get to come home to people staying in our tiny house, but I'm helping a Airman and family so we'll make it work.



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I just saw a video of the destruction at Tyndall AFB. Fortunately they got the planes and people out of there Monday. It will take years to rebuild. It is reminiscent of what Homestead AFB looked like after Andrew.


[FLASH_VIDEO]<iframe frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ML_Vn0FF6lM" width="560"></iframe>[/FLASH_VIDEO]


My now BIL and SIL will be living with us for the next two weeks. He's stationed at Tyndall AFB, Luckily she was on the west coast for our wedding. She's going to fly in tomorrow or Saturday, he's got to drive up 95.

Get to come home to people staying in our tiny house, but I'm helping a Airman and family so we'll make it work.


I’m sure they don’t have many options and have lost a lot of things in their life in an instant. I’m sure they’re really thankful.
 
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Very rough ride, heart goes out to everyone in panhandle. I will be retiring to that area in a few years, tough to see.

Tyndall was wrecked including the hangars. This article says all hangars were compromised. Qf-16 exposed, etc. This will need full rebuild.

Tyndall Hurricane





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I just saw a video of the destruction at Tyndall AFB. Fortunately they got the planes and people out of there Monday. It will take years to rebuild. It is reminiscent of what Homestead AFB looked like after Andrew.


[FLASH_VIDEO]<iframe frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ML_Vn0FF6lM" width="560"></iframe>[/FLASH_VIDEO]


My now BIL and SIL will be living with us for the next two weeks. He's stationed at Tyndall AFB, Luckily she was on the west coast for our wedding. She's going to fly in tomorrow or Saturday, he's got to drive up 95.

Get to come home to people staying in our tiny house, but I'm helping a Airman and family so we'll make it work.


Thank you


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Video from helicopter local TV station of Mexico Beach

https://www.facebook.com/WFLAJ...1NTk1NDY5ODYyODEyOQ/


There is no way this is a low death event. In that ONE video above I can see perhaps the possibility of 100 dead folks, in that one town. That is historic, Andrew style devastation. And these people didn't have a a lot of notice. Some estimates are that perhaps only 50% of people evacuated.


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Here’s a link to satellite imagery of the damage from Michael.

https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/st...7/29.80934/-85.30193
 
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Tyndall: why would there be ANY plane there to be damaged?
Not airworthy, as in down for maintenance, waiting for repair / replacement parts, etc?

During my Navy service, I do not recall any time, not even once, when 100% of the airplanes in our squadron were flyable. We had daily status meetings to review this stuff.



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Seen from the air, our sons house suffered lots of roof damage, potential interior water damage from the roof, one car damaged and loss of some palm trees. It appears their screen room survived (on the north side of the house). They can not return home until the base commander (Tyndall AFB) lifts the mandatory evacuation. They were required to evac a minimum of 100 miles and maximum of 500 miles.





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Lots of reports, photos and videos of Panama City, Mexico Beach and Tyndall AFB. Any word on how Destin fared?


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It blew through Charlotte yesterday, and they closed schools. Many were wondering why as the overnight NW side of the storm was relatively weak. By 11:00, the remnants of the eye were over Charlotte. However, at 12:30, the wind kicked up, rain created a near whiteout uptown, and trees and Lim s started coming down. Winds maxed out at 55mph, and 80k people lost power. Thirty + schools still did not have power this am, so school was cancelled again. The back side of the storm punched us in the back after we let our guard down. Many here underestimated after the front side ended up being weak.
 
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The back side was charged with that cold front and the unstable mass pulled the high flow air down to ground level.

All the energy transfers to gusting winds.




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Having been through the protracted recovery from Hurricane Katrina, I can say that if it were not for the thousands of Volunteers who came to help we would have never made it. The generosity of Americans was quite amazing. Since the devastation was so great, we had teams of volunteers coming to rebuild for over five years. The NYFD guys were here to help, various church groups, and countless others. I am sure the same will occur in the Panhandle.
 
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Lots of reports, photos and videos of Panama City, Mexico Beach and Tyndall AFB. Any word on how Destin fared?


No damage to speak of in Destin, FWB.
A dry stack marina in Niceville collapsed.
 
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Lots of reports, photos and videos of Panama City, Mexico Beach and Tyndall AFB. Any word on how Destin fared?


No damage to speak of in Destin, FWB.
A dry stack marina in Niceville collapsed.


Thanks for the info. I saw a video showing the marina in Niceville. It was pretty dramatic.


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