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Soldiers walk back to the barracks after restocking on a shopping trip. The local municipalities, community partners, and Army came together to support each other and the surrounding communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Fort Eisenhower sustained significant damage, loss of power, and loss of water service


Soldiers walk back to the barracks after restocking on a shopping trip. The local municipalities, community partners, and Army came together to support each other and the surrounding communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Fort Eisenhower sustained significant damage, loss of power, and loss of water service. (U.S. Army Photo by David Logsdon, Fort Eisenhower Public Affairs)

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Logistics Readiness Center contractors are ready to feed Soldiers a hot breakfast. Fort Eisenhower’s Dining Facility #1 opened to survive a hot breakfast to Soldiers on Fort Eisenhower. The local municipalities, community partners, and Army came together to support each other and the surrounding communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Fort Eisenhower sustained significant damage, loss of power, and loss of water service
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Hurricane Helene Update - Fort Eisenhower is now in a phased re-opening. All DOD ID card holders may access the installation.
Fort Eisenhower General Information line 706-791-9747/9748.
DDEAMC Information line 706-791-5811.
All personnel should check with their chains of command for return to work information.