The Army’s 18th Airborne Corps is using Maven Smart System to provide real-time data to help FEMA and U.S. Northern Command respond to Hurricane Helene. Thousands of National Guard troops have been deployed for relief efforts. Hurricane Milton poses a new threat to Florida. Maven analyzes data from various sources using AI and machine learning. The system eliminates the need to sift through spreadsheets for information. Military officials aim to use Maven in future disaster response efforts.
7,600 troops from 18 states are helping with relief efforts in the southeast. Federal personnel and FEMA staff are deployed to the area, providing assistance and resources. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has established emergency operations centers across the region. Misinformation about FEMA’s work threatens recovery efforts. Cleanup from Helene is ongoing, while Florida prepares for Hurricane Milton.
FEMA has approved millions in assistance and provided meals, water, and generators to survivors. Amidst response efforts, false information online caused confusion. Florida mobilizes National Guard troops in anticipation of Hurricane Milton. Army officials prepare for search and rescue operations in Georgia. Military Times produced this story in partnership with Military Veterans in Journalism.
