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Stiglbauer Family

Gina Stiglbauer, resource manager budget analyst for AFCEC’s NDR Division, poses with her family that was affected by Typhoon Mawar in Guam. Gina’s role for the recovery in Guam is to provide guidance on the processes for funding the recovery requirements to the 36 Comptroller Squadron at Andersen AFB. (Courtesy Photo)
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Shackley Family

Mark Shackley, innovation team lead and security force program manager for AFCEC’s NDR Division, poses for a photo with his wife, Norma. Since Typhoon Mawar struck Guam, Mark has been coordinating with the recovery team at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam to conduct an Integrated Base Defense Security System site survey which identifies the funds needed to repair and upgrade the Intrusion Detection System and enhance the protection of resources and facilities. The Shackleys also have family impacted by Typhoon. (Courtesy Photo)
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Gina Stiglbauer

Gina Stiglbauer, a resource manager budget analyst for the NDR Division and also a Guam native, never lost contact with her family members on the island. She stayed connected daily with her parents, children and extended family members in Guam using a cellphone video app. Gina’s role for the recovery in Guam is to provide guidance on the processes for funding the recovery requirements to the 36 Comptroller Squadron at Andersen Air Force Base. (Courtesy Photo)
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Mark Shackley

Mark Shackley, innovation team lead and security force program manager for AFCEC’s NDR Division, was previously stationed at Andersen Air Force Base, and his wife Norma was born and raised in Guam with family still residing there. Since Typhoon Mawar struck Guam, Mark has been coordinating with the recovery team at Andersen to conduct an Integrated Base Defense Security System site survey to identify the funds needed to repair and upgrade the Intrusion Detection System and enhance the protection of resources and facilities. (Courtesy Photo)
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Typhoon Mawar making landfall

Members of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Natural Disaster Recovery Division, who have family in Guam, received photos of the home and tree damage after Typhoon Mawar. Some of the remote communities on the northern end of the island, near the village of Dededo, are still without electricity. Fuel, water and ice are still limited commodities as clean-up efforts continue. Trees are still blocking some driveways, but efforts are underway to help residents remove trees and debris. (Courtesy Photo)
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Typhoon Mawar making landfall

Nearly three months after Typhoon Mawar, clean-up and recovery efforts continue in the communities outside of Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Members of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Natural Disaster Recovery Division with family in Guam received photos of the home and tree damages. Communities close to Andersen AFB have electrical power and have received food and bottled water from military members. Fruit and palm trees that once towered on the property were twisted and uprooted. Trees are still blocking some driveways, but efforts are underway to help residents remove trees and debris. (Courtesy Photo)
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Natural Disaster Recovery team deployment

Col. Robert Bartlow, Air Force Civil Engineer Center Natural Disaster Recovery Division chief announces to the media the deployment of the unit's Disaster Recovery Response Team to assist Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. May 26. The team will help the base recover following Typhoon Mawar. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christine Walker)
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Offutt AFB Flooding

In March 2019, flood waters covered more than 30% of Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. The flood recovery effort at Offutt is a six-to-seven-year process, consisting of 13 new military construction projects. (Courtesy photo)
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Hurricane Michael

On Oct. 10, 2018, Hurricane Michael caused massive devastation at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida. This satellite image, captured by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, shows the category 5 hurricane moving in for an almost direct hit at Tyndall. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Natural Disaster Recovery Division is moving forward with plans to rebuild the base as the Air Force’s Installation of the Future. (Photo courtesy of NOAA)
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Offutt Base Lake contract awards

An artist rendering of the new 10,120-square-foot recreation and event center and the 2,900-square-foot maintenance and storage facility planned for Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. (Courtesy graphic)
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Offutt Base Lake contract awards

After the flood waters receded at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, Airmen evaluated the damages to the Lake Campus recreation area. (Courtesy Photo)
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Offutt Base Lake contract awards

In March 2019, flood waters covered more than 30 percent of Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. This aerial picture shows the installation’s base lake recreation area facilities after flood waters started to recede. (Courtesy photo)
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