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NAS Pensacola Evacuates 4,500 Students
August 27, 2012
In preparation for Isaac, Naval Air Technical Training Center located aboard Naval Air Station Pensacola (NASP) was set to evacuate nearly 4,500 students Monday
The students were transported to the Marine Logistics Base in Albany, GA, for temporary lodging until the storm passes and it is determined that if is safe to return to NASP.
Additionally, NASP will be closed to all but essential personnel on Tuesday, August 28th. The decision to keep the base closed on Wednesday will be made after effects of Tropical Storm Issac are evaluated on Tuesday. The base anticipates returning to normal duty and work hours on Thursday, August 30th. All non-essential personnel should contact their supervisors to determine when to return to work or for specific information.
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