Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
As Hurricane Helene continues to impact communities across the South, Team Rubicon is expanding our response efforts to meet the overwhelming needs left in its wake. Vice President of Operations Jeff Byard shares how we’re deploying our veteran-led teams across multiple states to assist those affected by this devastating storm.
“We’ve got people being impacted as we speak,” says Jeff. “What we’re seeing with Helene right now in the South is a lot of debris work in Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida. You go north of that, and it’s a tremendous amount of flooding. The storm just stalled over the Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky—it created a tremendous amount of need and it’s outpaced the resources.”
Team Rubicon has boots on the ground in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and we’re pushing teams into South Carolina. One of the strengths of our organization is our network of Greyshirts across the country who can bring their services to bear to better the lives of disaster survivors.
Fuel our mission. We know we’re going to need multiple operation centers stood up for this storm. Each dollar helps and will directly aid disaster survivors. Be part of our team—everyone has a role, know it.
Please support our efforts by visiting: trusa.co/helene24
#builttoserve #HurricaneResponse #TeamRubicon #HurricaneHelene
As Hurricane Helene continues to impact communities across the South, Team Rubicon is expanding our response efforts to meet the overwhelming needs left in its wake. Vice President of Operations Jeff Byard shares how we’re deploying our veteran-led teams across multiple states to assist those affected by this devastating storm.
“We’ve got people being impacted as we speak,” says Jeff. “What we’re seeing with Helene right now in the South is a lot of debris work in Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida. You go north of that, and it’s a tremendous amount of flooding. The storm just stalled over the Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky—it created a tremendous amount of need and it’s outpaced the resources.”
Team Rubicon has boots on the ground in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and we’re pushing teams into South Carolina. One of the strengths of our organization is our network of Greyshirts across the country who can bring their services to bear to better the lives of disaster survivors.
Fuel our mission. We know we’re going to need multiple operation centers stood up for this storm. Each dollar helps and will directly aid disaster survivors. Be part of our team—everyone has a role, know it.
Please support our efforts by visiting: trusa.co/helene24
#builttoserve #HurricaneResponse #TeamRubicon #HurricaneHelene


![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)







