12/6/2016 – The IEEE-USA MOVE team has returned home from its fifth disaster deployment since being activated in March. Most of the networking and communications systems are now in place […]
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12/6/2016 – The IEEE-USA MOVE team has returned home from its fifth disaster deployment since being activated in March. Most of the networking and communications systems are now in place […]
Read more10/21/16 – After 16 days of nearly 7×24 service, the IEEE-USA MOVE truck returned to base camp this evening for routine servicing. Many thanks to our volunteers, Grayson, Tim, Steve, […]
Read moreCumberland County Smoke Alarm Rally (10 September, 2016) – Seven times a day, someone dies in a home fire in the United States. Even more frequently, American Red Cross volunteers […]
Read moreAs requested by the American Red Cross, The MOVE truck was recently deployed to Wilmington, NC to prepare and support the response to tropical storm/hurricane Hermine. This was the third deployment […]
Read moreAfter helping to transport 1.5 tons of equipment from FedEx to the Red Cross Headquarters, the MOVE team, once again (as they did last month in West Virginia), assisted the Red […]
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