A CH-53E helicopter on standby at Hilo International Airport, May 27, 2018. HMH-463 execute daily inspections of their aircraft while on standby for a possible evacuation of civilians affected by the Kilauea volcano eruption. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Trevor Rowett)

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