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NEARLY 20 NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS MOBILIZE TO ASSIST WITH FLOODING IN OSLO

Governor Tim Walz signed Executive Order 20-30 Tuesday, activating the Minnesota Army National Guard to provide assistance for spring flooding in Marshall County.

On Wednesday, nearly 20 Soldiers from the Moorhead-based 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry will mobilize to Oslo, Minnesota, to assist with monitoring levees and flood protection systems, as well as supporting potential rescue and evacuation operations.

Last April, Soldiers from the 2-136 Infantry provided support to Marshall County for two weeks, assisting residents with transportation of personnel, supplies, and mail into and out of Oslo while the access road was flooded.

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