PHOTOS OF WHOLE-OF-AMERICA COVID-19 RESPONSE VOLUME 33
[https://www.fema.gov/news-release/20200505/photos-whole-america-covid-19-response]


Release Date: 
5월 5, 2020 

WASHINGTON — The whole-of-America response to fighting the
COVID-19 pandemic continued today, as National Guardsmen provide
much-needed support from Ohio to New Mexico.

Meanwhile, FEMA’s Region 3 office is coordinating medical supplies
distribution from a Republic of Turkey donation. 

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

As of May 4, Project Airbridge has completed 117 flights with an
additional 19 scheduled or in transit.  One flight landed in Chicago
May 4.  Three flights are scheduled to land today in Chicago.

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 May 4:

 	* More than 768,000 N-95 masks.
 	* More than 874 million gloves.
 	* More than 79.1 million surgical masks.
 	* More than 13.38 million surgical gowns.
 	* More than 2.2 million thermometers.
 	* More than 742,000 face shields.
 	* More than 324,000 coveralls.
 	* More than 109,000 stethoscopes.
 	* More than 370,000 oxygen masks.
 	* More than 250,000 swabs.
 	* More than 160,000 cannulas.

FEMA has obligated more than $5.8 billion in emergency protective
measures. In the last week that amount includes an additional $6.4
million to California.
 

NEW MEXICO NATIONAL GUARD SUPPLIES FOOD, WATER TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES

 [Two male soldiers getting drinking water out of a big tank] 
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (MAY 5, 2020) — New Mexico National Guard airmen
and soldiers continue to supply food and water to New Mexico
communities during the COVID-19 response mission.

_New Mexico National Guard photo_
 

FEMA’S REGION 3 RECEIVES MEDICAL SUPPLY DONATIONS FROM TURKEY

 [A female FEMA employing going through boxes with her back turned
towards the camera with a FEMA vest on ] 
PHILADELPHIA (MAY 1, 2020) — Masks, Tyvek suits and other medical
supplies donated from the Republic of Turkey are stored in a FEMA
Region 3 warehouse for sorting and distribution. This shipment was
coordinated through the efforts of Department of State, Department of
Defense and FEMA.

_FEMA photo by Amanda Hancher_
 

FEMA, TRIBAL PARTNERS FIGHT COVID-19 TOGETHER

 [two male FEMA employees standing outside of the historical Wetu at
the tribe’s museum on tribal land ] 
BARNSTABLE COUNTY, MASS. (MAY 1, 2020) — Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe
Director of Emergency Management Nelson Andrews Jr (left) and FEMA
Federal Coordinating Officer Adam Burpee visit a historical Wetu at
the tribe’s museum on tribal land. Wetu is the Wampanoag word for
“home” in the Wôpanâak language.  

_FEMA photo by Adam Burpee_
 

OHIO NATIONAL GUARDSMEN, FOOD BANK SERVE THOSE IN NEED

 [Male soldiers putting veggies in the trunk of a car] 
BRYAN, OHIO (MAY 4, 2020) — U.S. Army Pfc. Dakota Fouts, assigned
to the Ohio National Guard’s Golf Company 237, loads vegetables into
a community member’s vehicle at The Revival Hub in Bryan. The Toledo
Northwestern Ohio Food Bank provided boxed meals at The Revival Hub.
More than 500 Ohio National Guard members are activated to provide
humanitarian missions in support of COVID-19 relief efforts.

_U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Kregg York_
 

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