This footage was filmed and produced 21 Janaury 2024.

In a compelling display of resilience and cooperation, U.S. Army personnel conducted recovery operations on Roi-Namur, Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, following substantial flooding caused by weather-driven waves on January 20, 2024.

The flooding prompted the evacuation of 80 out of approximately 120 residents on Roi-Namur. The garrison, along with various mission partners forming Team Kwaj, is actively engaged in collaborative efforts to restore the island to its former state.

The recovery footage, captured on February 1, 2024, chronicles key aspects of the recovery process:

00:00-00:27 - Landing in Roi Namur and Establishing Shots: Providing a glimpse of the initial response and assessment upon arrival.

00:27 - 01:19 - Chapel Foundation and Recovered Walls and Roof: Showcasing the impact on critical infrastructure and subsequent recovery efforts.

01:19 - 01:40 - Coastline Origin of the Flooding: Exploring the source of the water that led to the significant flooding.

01:40 - 02:29 - Gabby Shack Reconstruction: Highlighting reconstruction efforts after the structure's previous destruction in November.

02:29 - 03:06 - General Reconstruction and Island Residents: Capturing the ongoing endeavors and resilient spirit of those involved in rebuilding.

03:36 - 05:19 - Miscellaneous Shots and Island Overview: Offering a comprehensive view of the recovery process and the island's transformation.