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Marine Corps Air Station Sets Weather Condition Level
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Published: September 06, 2008
Published: September 06, 2008
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION NEW RIVER, N.C. – Marine Corps Air Station New River is currently at Destructive Weather Condition I Recovery and anticipate Destructive Weather Condition V, all clear, normal operations, by noon. Damage assessment and clean-up crews are still working in the area and residents are asked to note any damage to their quarters and report it to Station facilities.
The curfew for Onslow County has been rescinded. Though not under curfew aboard the air station, in the interest of safety, the commanding officer is encouraging all individuals aboard the air station to keep vehicular traffic to a minimum.
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