Corpus Christi, United States - July 08, 2024

Aircrews from the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Corpus Christi conducted an overflight on July 8, 2024, surveying the Texas coast to evaluate the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl. The hurricane had caused significant damage and coastal flooding, impacting communities along the Gulf of Mexico.

"Our mission in the U.S. Coast Guard is to always stand ready to assist those in need," said a spokesperson. The Coast Guard's efforts include direct rescues and responses, as well as indirect support to restore vital commerce flows in affected waterways and ports. Additionally, they are actively involved in environmental efforts to mitigate the impact of oil and fuel spills resulting from the hurricane.

The overflight provided crucial insights into the extent of the damage, enabling the Coast Guard to coordinate relief efforts effectively with local authorities and other emergency responders. As recovery efforts continue, the Coast Guard remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of coastal communities affected by Hurricane Beryl.