When severe weather rolls in to Pensacola, officials on base have to be ready. Officials at NAS Pensacola's Emergency Management Operations say Ida was a good drill for them. The ops center monitors weather conditions and how they might affect the base. Emergency Manager Bert Fenters says they have a lot of personnel and aircraft to be mindful of when a storm hits. You can learn more about NAS Pensacola tonight during our hometown tour live broadcast at 6pm.
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NAS Pensacola Always Watching The Skies
NAS Pensacola Always Watching The Skies (Added: November 11, 2009)
They watch the planes and the weather at the base. (more)
They watch the planes and the weather at the base.
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Published: November 12, 2009
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