PHOTOS OF WHOLE-OF-AMERICA COVID-19 RESPONSE VOLUME 23
[https://www.fema.gov/news-release/20200421/photos-whole-america-covid-19-response]


Release Date: 
4월 21, 2020 

WASHINGTON — The whole-of-America response to fighting the
COVID-19 pandemic continued today, as supplies from a Project
Airbridge flight which arrived in Los Angeles were dispersed to hot
spots around the nation and National Guardsmen in Guam and Illinois
provided their carpentry and medical expertise.

FEMA continues to expedite movement of commercially pre-sourced and
commercially procured critical supplies from the global market to
medical distributors in various locations across the U.S. through
Project Airbridge.

As of April 20, Project Airbridge has completed 68 flights with an
additional 46 scheduled for a total of approximately 114 flights.

Through Project Airbridge, the following supplies have been delivered
from overseas manufacturers to the U.S. and into private sector supply
chains from March 29 to April 19:

 	* More than 760,000 N-95 masks.
 	* More than 600 million gloves.
 	* More than 52 million surgical masks.
 	* More than 7.1 million surgical gowns.
 	* Nearly 2.1 million thermometers.
 	* More than 562,000 face shields.

To date, FEMA has obligated $5.7 billion in support of COVID-19
efforts. In the last 24 hours that amount includes:

 	* $34 million for Colorado.
 	* $2.3 million for New Jersey.
 	* $1.3 million for Pennsylvania.

FEMA PROJECT AIRBRIDGE FLIGHT ARRIVES IN LOS ANGELES FOR COVID-19
SUPPORT

 [An airplane parked at an airport, as cargo is unloaded.] 
LOS ANGELES (APRIL 20, 2020) — A FEMA Project Airbridge flight
arrives at Los Angeles International Airport with more than 6 million
medical supplies to support the whole-of-America response to states,
tribes and territories combating the spread of COVID-19.

_FEMA photo by Victor Inge_
 

NAVY EXCHANGE ASSOCIATES SUPPORT MILITARY MEMBERS IN COVID-19 RESPONSE

 [A women behind a cart of bags] 
MAYPORT, FLA, (APRIL 20, 2020) — A Navy Lodge Mayport, Fla.,
associate delivers breakfast to a guest.  The Navy Exchange Service
Command is comprised of 14,000 personnel worldwide, supporting
military families in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.  

_U.S. Navy and NEXCOM Public Affairs photo_
 

708TH MEDICAL COMPANY CLEARS APARTMENT RESIDENTS FOR COVID-19

 [10 people standing around outside] 
TAYLORVILLE, ILL. (APRIL 20, 2020) — Members of the 708th Medical
Company, based in North Riverside, Illinois, gather before testing
Park Glen apartment residents for COVID-19.  The soldiers tested the
entire building and the quarantine for Park Glenn was lifted.  Many
residents are now reunited with their families.

_708th Medical Company photo by Staff Sgt. Robert Adams_
 

COVID-19 SCREENING CONTINUES AT NAVY COMMAND IN PENSACOLA

 [A male soldier standing on the driver side of a suv with a female
soldier inside of the vehicle ] 
PENSACOLA, FLA. (APRIL 20, 2020) — Hospitalman Taylor Paschal, a
laboratory technician assigned to Navy Medicine Operational Training
Center, Pensacola, is screened at Naval Medical Readiness and Training
Command before entering.  

_U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Carter
Denton_
 

GUAM NATIONAL GUARD ENGINEERS PROVIDE EXPERTISE AT SKILLED NURSING
FACILITY

 [a female soldier cutting wood ] 
BARRIGADA, GUAM (APRIL 20, 2020) — Senior Airman Melissa Gagaring,
of Guam Air National Guard’s 254th REDHORSE Squadron, cuts wood for
an environmental control unit installation at a Skilled Nursing
Facility in Barrigada. The Guam National Guard continues to work with
federal and local agencies during the island’s fight against
COVID-19.

_U.S. Army National Guard photo by JoAnna Delfin_
 

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