II MEF Videos

Marines of 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit arrive in Breezy Point, N.Y., Nov. 9. Marines went through the homes of residents and assisted in clean-up and documenting of damage. The Navy-Marine Corps team is well-equipped to respond to national disasters when required, through the coordination of U.S. Northern Command. While the military plays an important role in disaster response, all our efforts are in support of FEMA first and foremost, who coordinate closely with state and local officials. Available in High Definition.

Marines and sailors from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit arrive on the beach of Breezy Point, a small coastal community in New York City, aboard a Landing Craft Utility from the USS Wasp Nov. 9, in support of humanitarian operations with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Army Corps of Engineers and the Army National Guard in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The Navy-Marine Corps team is well-equipped to respond to national disasters when required, through the coordination of U.S. Northern Command. While the military plays an important role in disaster response, all our efforts are in support of FEMA first and foremost, who coordinate closely with state and local officials. Available in High Definition.

Marines attached to 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit work closely with residents and local officials in the clean up of Staten Island, N.Y, Nov. 6. The 26th MEU is able to provide generators, fuel, clean water, and helicopter lift capabilities to aid in disaster relief efforts. The 26th MEU is currently conducting pre-deployment training, preparing for their departure in 2013. As an expeditionary crisis response force operating from the sea, the MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force capable of conducting amphibious operations, crisis response, and limited contingency operations. Available in high definition.

Residents of Staten Island discuss Hurricane Sandy relief efforts and the Marine Corps on Staten Island, Nov. 6. Also available in high definition

Marines attached to 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit assist in the clean up of Staten Island, N.Y, Nov. 5. The 26th MEU is able to provide generators, fuel, clean water, and helicopter lift capabilities to aid in disaster relief efforts. The 26th MEU is currently conducting pre-deployment training, preparing for their departure in 2013. As an expeditionary crisis response force operating from the sea, the MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force capable of conducting amphibious operations, crisis response, and limited contingency operations. Available in high definition.

Marines of 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit arrive in Staten Island, N.Y., Nov. 4. Marines went through the homes of residents and assisted in clean-up and documenting of damage. The Navy-Marine Corps team is well-equipped to respond to national disasters when required, through the coordination of U.S. Northern Command. While the military plays an important role in disaster response, all our efforts are in support of FEMA first and foremost, who coordinate closely with state and local officials. Available in High Definition.

Lance Cpl. Antonio M. Medina, optics technician, CLB-26 attached to 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, talks about going through the homes of residents and assisting in clean-up and documenting of damage in Staten Island, N.Y., Nov. 4. The Navy-Marine Corps team is well-equipped to respond to national disasters when required, through the coordination of U.S. Northern Command. While the military plays an important role in disaster response, all our efforts are in support of FEMA first and foremost, who coordinate closely with state and local officials. Available in High Definition.

Marines and sailors unload water and meals in Hoboken, N.J., Nov. 3. The Navy-Marine Corps team is well-equipped to respond to national disasters when required, through the coordination of U.S. Northern Command. While the military plays an important role in disaster response, all our efforts are in support of FEMA first and foremost, who coordinate closely with state and local officials. Available in High Definition.