Just over four years ago, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, was struck by the powerful Hurricane Florence ― one that devastated much of the installation, other nearby Marine air ...

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — It’s been five years since Hurricane Florence brought devastating wind and rain to Eastern North Carolina, causing billions of dollars in damage to facilities across Mari… ...

MCAS NEW RIVER WEATHER The weather around New River can be one of the most exciting wildcards of being stationed here. New River is deep in the heart of hurricane country.

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — More than six months after Hurricane Florence ravaged North Carolina, hundreds of buildings at Camp Lejeune and two other nearby Marine Corps installations remain frozen in ...

Since Hurricane Florence caused significant damage to Marine Corps installations in North Carolina in September 2018, this highly talented trio’s efforts have contributed immensely to the ...

Marine Corps Old buildings, metal roofs: Construction at Camp Lejeune continues 5 years after devastation caused by Hurricane Florence By Corey Dickstein Stars and Stripes • November 16, 2023 ...

Hurricane Florence will impact Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River with expected periods of strong winds, heavy rains, flooding of urban and low lying areas, potential flash floods ...

Gates at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River will go through rolling closures for four hour periods next week as they undergo preventative maintenance.

The Marine Corps will not evacuate Camp Lejeune, instead telling base residents that they are safe to shelter in place as Hurricane Florence approaches.

Towns and counties around the state are preparing for more havoc from river flooding, days after Hurricane Florence dissipated and swirled away from the coast.

Hunt Military Communities, the largest provider of military housing in the U.S., announced today their acquisition of Atlantic Marine Corps Communitie ...

North Carolina Department of Public Safety disagreed with the audit findings about oversight of state Hurricane Florence recovery funding.