Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In January 2025, the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, California—fueled by relentless Santa Ana winds. It scorched over 14,000 acres, destroyed thousands of structures, and left entire neighborhoods facing a long road to recovery.
Now, Team Rubicon has returned on the ground. In this update from the field, Content Producer Jamie Brown shares how Greyshirt sawyer teams are clearing hazardous trees and debris — helping communities take the first steps toward rebuilding.
This is the power of a veteran-led, volunteer-powered response force—serving where the need is greatest, at no cost to those affected.
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In January 2025, the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena, California—fueled by relentless Santa Ana winds. It scorched over 14,000 acres, destroyed thousands of structures, and left entire neighborhoods facing a long road to recovery.
Now, Team Rubicon has returned on the ground. In this update from the field, Content Producer Jamie Brown shares how Greyshirt sawyer teams are clearing hazardous trees and debris — helping communities take the first steps toward rebuilding.
This is the power of a veteran-led, volunteer-powered response force—serving where the need is greatest, at no cost to those affected.
Learn more at TeamRubiconUSA.org
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Subscribe for more stories of service and impact.
Support our mission: TeamRubiconUSA.org/give
Join the team: TeamRubiconUSA.org/volunteer
#TeamRubicon #BuiltToServe #WildfireRelief #EatonFire #SupportMyDeployment #DisasterResponse #VeteranLed







![Mission Control, We’re Ready | Team Rubicon
Disasters come in all forms—including the cosmic kind. While the chances of a major asteroid impact remain low, the consequences could be catastrophic. That’s why, for years, Team Rubicon has quietly developed a next-gen disaster response capability… off-world.
Introducing Operation Rubigeddon.
A mission built for the bold. Tested in remote environments (some not on this planet). Designed to meet crisis—anywhere in the solar system.
From moon rock muck-outs to asteroid mitigation and Lunar Terrain Vehicle ops, our Greyshirts are answering the call from the newly established Moon Operation Center (MOC). Early field reports cite high volumes of debris, minor gravitational disorientation, and an uptick in fool’s gold mining.
If you’re ready to serve where few have served before, the next mission begins with you.
🌕 AO: The Moon
🛠️ Services: Muck outs, mining, mitigation, lunar saw ops
🚀 Mission Dates: 4/1/2025 – Infinity & Beyond
📡 Call Sign: RUBIGEDDON
➡️ Join the next flight wave: [teamrubiconusa.org]
📞 Questions? Contact AprilFools@TeamRubiconUSA.org
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#AsteroidPreparedness #GreyshirtsInSpace #DisasterResponse Mission Control, We’re Ready | Team Rubicon](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w5dP6pu6IcI/mqdefault.jpg)


