More On Natural Disasters

Nearly 1,500 U.S. airmen are working to clear debris from flight lines and buildings at the hurricane-damaged base.

Vice President Mike Pence gave no timeline for when evacuated military families could return to Tyndall Air Force Base.

Sen. Rubio is urging the U.S. Air Force to repair and restore the F-22s damaged during Hurricane Michael as soon as possible.

Troops who evacuated during Hurricane Florence could see some of their expenses reimbursed.

"There is no power, water or sewer service to the base at this time."

It is rumored that anywhere from seven to 17 aircraft may have been damaged by the Category 4 storm.

Aircraft were left behind in hangars due to maintenance or safety reasons, and all of those hangars have been damaged.

About 600 military families must find alternative housing until repairs can be made at the base.

U.S. Air Force bases located in Florida's panhandle are readying for Hurricane Michael.

Marine units scheduled to deploy from Lejeune or train in other areas affected by last week's hurricane will have to wait.