Two Airmen from the 75th Civil Engineer Group recently returned from a deployment to Eaton, California, where they were part of a joint task force assigned to relief efforts in the aftermath of devastating wildfires.
Tech. Sgt. Alfredo Guzman and Tech. Sgt. Christopher Mathis from the 775th Civil Engineer Squadron spent two weeks removing batteries from electric vehicles and burned residences with power walls for solar panels.
“It was hard work but definitely a rewarding experience,” Guzman said.
Tech. Sgt. Alfredo Guzman (far left), 775th Civil Engineer Squadron, assists with clean up efforts in the aftermath of the California wildfires. Guzman spent two weeks primarily removing batteries from electric vehicles and burned residences with power walls for solar panels. (Courtesy Photo) 
Tech. Sgt. Christopher Mathis (far right), 775th Civil Engineer Squadron, assists with clean up efforts in the aftermath of the California wildfires. Guzman spent two weeks primarily removing batteries from electric vehicles and burned residences with power walls for solar panels. (Courtesy Photo) 
Tech. Sgt. Christopher Mathis (far left), 775th Civil Engineer Squadron, assists with clean up efforts in the aftermath of the California wildfires. Guzman spent two weeks primarily removing batteries from electric vehicles and burned residences with power walls for solar panels. (Courtesy Photo)