Around 400 Indiana National Guard soldiers from units based in Lawrence, Gary, Terre Haute and New Albany will mobilize Wednesday and be in Florida this week.

Roughly a dozen members of the Indiana National Guard are headed to North Carolina to help with search and rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, state officials announced late Monday. The decision was made by Gov.

INDIANA— Governor Eric J. Holcomb activated the Indiana National Guard to assist with hurricane relief efforts in Florida. The Guard will help with route

Some 400 members of the Indiana National Guard will mobilize to travel to Florida to help with hurricane recovery efforts in Florida.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is sending the guard to help North Carolina, which has been devastated by Helene and its remnants.

As Floridians evacuate en mass or shelter in place ahead of Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm that will bring winds up to 160 mph, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb opted to activate Indiana National Guard units on Wednesday in advance of the anticipated destruction.

The Arkansas National Guard has sent personnel and equipment to Florida as that state prepares for the expected landfall Wednesday of Hurricane Milton. On Tuesday, the Arkansas guard sent a five-soldier HH-60M Black Hawk crew to aid the Florida National Guard and provide hoist and airlift support once the storm passes.