Charlie Keebaugh

We were like, oh, the 82nd's finally here.

This is awesome.

What are you doing?

And he at first was very, you know, standoffish, and then we built some rapport with the guy.

Well, we told him, like, hey, CCT, TAP, be here.

He said, okay, like, we kind of, like, relaxed.

And he goes, we're just here flying O6s around.

Are you serious?

And Zeb's helicopter was used to fly county officials over their county to do a damage assessment multiple times.

Is that, is that?

This is a storm that, this has never happened before.

Like in Florida, when we get a storm, the water rises equally and then it goes away.

In the mountains, it goes where it goes.

And the people who make the roads evidently follow that same plan because the roads are right next to the rivers.

So as the rivers rise and the water starts flowing and a bridge gets washed out, that bridge hits the next bridge.

Now you have two bridges floating down the river.

They hit the next bridge.

So you have this big snowball effect of debris taking out all the roads

And what did we say, that one river was supposed to be six inches wide, and now it's like 60 meters wide?

And so if the roads are gone...