A heart-wrenching but hopeful scene just played out in Texas Hill Country — a military cargo truck rolled through town, its back loaded with young girls who survived the devastating flash floods that ripped through their campground.
The photo is already going viral. Inside the truck: scared, soaked, silent girls, wrapped in towels, sitting shoulder-to-shoulder in the open cargo bed — a chilling reminder of what they just endured.
Their campground was wiped off the map overnight. Entire cabins crushed. Some children still unaccounted for. But these girls — they made it out.
Many had to cling to trees, float on debris, or huddle in high-ground cabins for hours before help arrived.
“We were just waiting for the buses. It felt like forever,” one survivor said earlier this week.
Today, those buses arrived. And so did this National Guard truck — packed with the lucky ones.
This isn’t just a rescue. It’s a miracle in motion.
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