Hurricane Season 2017 - Death and Destruction In the Caribbean

Name: Hurricane Season 2017 - Death and Destruction In the Caribbean
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ByLee Vyborny Karen Vyborny

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'Hurricane Season 2017' is an account of the destruction, death, and the devastating aftermath of the 2017 Category 5 Hurricanes Irma and Maria on the Caribbean's Leeward Islands, Vieques, and Puerto Rico. It relates the personal experiences of two retires living on the island of Vieques set against the backdrop of contemporary news reports that describe the events before, during, and after the violent storms struck the Islands. It is a multi-media eBook that combines original text, photographs, digital images, videos, web links, and news media articles.

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Publication Date: Oct 10, 2018
Language: English
ISBN: 9780359028641
Category: History
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Lee Vyborny, By (author): Karen Vyborny

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Format: EPUB

Keywords

Hurricane 2017 Hurricane Harvey Hurricane Irma Hurricane Maria Vieques Puerto Rico San Juan Leeward Islands Barbuda Dominica St. Martin Virgin Islands FEMA Emergency Response Death Destruction Caribbean Atlantic Basin

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About Lee Vyborny

Lee Vyborny was involved with the U.S. Navy submarine force for more than thirty years. He served aboard a fast attack submarine on patrols in the Pacific and was chosen as one of the original twelve crew members on the NR-1. He was an Instructor at the Navy’s Nuclear Power Training Unit in Windsor, CT. and a navy diver. He later became a design and production engineer at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics, and a program manager for the development and production of shipboard navigational equipment at Sperry Aerospace and Marine Systems. He was also the founder and president of Program Support Associates. A Consulting Engineering firm that developed and supported accounting software that tracks US Navy congressional appropriation funding. The firm had offices in Charlottesville and Arlington, Virginia, and in San Diego, California. It grew in size to 50 people with offices in those three cities before it was sold. Mr. Vyborny is now retired and living in the Caribbean.

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