So far here in PR I've seen nothing but good will from strangers, neighbors, coworkers, and friends. It's kind of overwhelming. If the long lines and back ups at Blount Island Marine Terminal was any indication of what's coming to assist you, you'll be receiving an astonishing amount of aid, equipment, utility trucks and people. I now wish I took a picture of where I parked the MRL next to all the utility vehicles heading this way. Rows and rows of equipment. I was kind of concerned the MRL would get lost in that sea of heavy gear. There are great many things going on better help coordinate resources and I'm proud to say I'm a part of that combined effort led by Liberty. We'll see you real soon. We have the first SUV set up with communications for the remote areas. We're calling it Liberty One. Stay safe PR!
Today we descended upon Najanjito. Naranjito (Spanish pronunciation: [naɾaŋˈxito] , Little Orange) is a municipality of Puerto Rico (U.S.) located in the central region of the island, south of Toa Alta ; north of Barranquitas and Comerío ; east of Corozal ; and west of Bayamón . Naranjito is spread over 15 wards and Naranjito Pueblo (The downtown area and the administrative center of the city).[1] We rolled in to see quite a bit of devastated areas. The day started off a little rough one satellite system need a little fine tuning this morning, but with the quick help from the team from Kymeta, Alex was able to tweak a few things and get it back purring like a kitten. The next issue has been the one that has been plaguing us since we started, and that is a wifi system that wasn't quite robust enough to handle the extreme loads of the crowds and FEMA team members. Last night late, couldn't sleep, made a command decision to take all that PoE w...
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