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A convoy of tractor trailers transport a Disaster Relief Bedgown System (DRBS) from the 200th RED HORSE Squadron (RHS) to be loaded on a C-17 from the 105th Airlift WING (AW) at the 179th AW in Mansfield, Ohio October 10, 2017. The 200th RED HORSE Squadron (RHS) sends its second (DRBS) to Puerto Rico on a C-17 from the 105th AW to help aid in the relief efforts after Hurricane Maria. With the unique capabilities and assets the 200th RHS has as a self-sustaining unit that can deploy anywhere in the world within 72 hours, the unit is able to utilize its assets to support first responders and aid workers in the aftermath of the hurricane. The DRBS is a kit which provides basic life necessities such as shelter, latrines and showers and can support up to 300 people. The 200th RHS is always ready to respond with a team of trusted Airmen for state and federal missions. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Paul Stennett/Released)