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    Delaware National Guard supports Operation Vigilant Relief, Hurricane Katrina [Image 9 of 24]

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    A handwritten cardboard sign posted on wooden stakes reads 'Schnells Porch Side Cafe!! Closed Due To Hurricane Owner Is Armed You loot, we shoot!!!' indicating a business closure following a hurricane with an anti-looting warning. A young man in a military-style olive green t-shirt is visible in the lower left, smiling. The setting appears to be a parking lot or outdoor area with camouflage netting, traffic cones, and vehicles visible in the background.

    GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES

    09.03.2005

    Photo by 2nd Lt. Brendan Mackie  

    Delaware National Guard Public Affairs

    U.S. Army Sgt. William Schnell, 153rd Military Police Company, Delaware Army National Guard, appears outside his makeshift shebang at the Trent Lott National Guard Training Complex in Gulfport, Miss., Sept. 3, 2005. Soldiers with the 153rd MP Company participated in disaster relief and clean-up operations in support of Operation Vigilant Relief, Hurricane Katrina. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Brendan Mackie/Released)

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    Date Taken: 09.03.2005
    Date Posted: 09.01.2015 11:07
    Photo ID: 2152985
    VIRIN: 050903-Z-DL064-017
    Resolution: 640x457
    Size: 360.73 KB
    Location: GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI, US
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    Two military personnel in woodland camouflage uniforms stand in front of a large uprooted tree, its massive root system fully exposed and towering behind them. The scene suggests post-storm or disaster assessment, likely following a hurricane or severe weather event. The soldiers appear to be documenting or surveying storm damage in what looks like a tropical or subtropical location.
    A group of five military personnel in U.S. Army woodland camouflage (BDU) uniforms are standing outdoors near a concrete block building, likely on a military installation or training base. Large quantities of military field gear, rucksacks, and duffel bags are piled on the ground in front of them. The scene suggests a unit assembly, gear inspection, or pre/post-deployment staging activity.
    A U.S. Army soldier in camouflage BDU uniform stands beside a military vehicle (likely a HMMWV or trailer) that has been crushed by a fallen tree. The unit marking '3/162FA' (3rd Battalion, 162nd Field Artillery) and registration 'ED711' are visible on the rear of the vehicle. The scene appears to document storm or weather damage at a military installation, with additional military vehicles visible in the background.
    Three U.S. Army soldiers in woodland camouflage BDUs are engaged in what appears to be an ID or document check at an indoor checkpoint. One soldier on the right is wearing a black 'MP' (Military Police) brassard on his left arm, indicating he is conducting an official verification. A civilian ID card and what appears to be a map or document are being reviewed.
    A blue pickup truck with a Mississippi license plate (518778) is parked in a lot in front of a damaged brick building. A plywood sign spray-painted with 'We Shoot Looters' is propped in the truck bed, alongside an American flag. The building shows visible storm damage, suggesting this was taken in the aftermath of a natural disaster, likely Hurricane Katrina given the Mississippi plate and context.
    A black-and-white nighttime photograph showing a person sleeping on a military-style folding cot positioned directly in front of a heavily weathered HMMWV (Humvee) military vehicle. The setting appears to be a forward operating base or motor pool area, with additional military vehicles visible in the background. The improvised sleeping arrangement suggests austere field conditions with limited shelter available.
    A young male soldier is sleeping on a military-issue folding cot outdoors, positioned next to a HMMWV (Humvee) military vehicle. He is wrapped in an olive drab sleeping bag and resting his head on what appears to be a camouflage field jacket used as a pillow. The setting appears to be a military motor pool or staging area, with additional Humvees visible in the background.
    A U.S. Army Military Police (MP) soldier is seated in the driver's position of a military HMMWV (Humvee), wearing ACU (Army Combat Uniform) pattern camouflage, a Kevlar helmet, body armor, and a black MP brassard on the left arm. Additional soldiers in older woodland BDU camouflage are visible in the passenger area. The scene appears to be a military base or staging area with additional Humvees and personnel visible in the background.
    A handwritten cardboard sign posted on wooden stakes reads 'Schnells Porch Side Cafe!! Closed Due To Hurricane Owner Is Armed You loot, we shoot!!!' indicating a business closure following a hurricane with an anti-looting warning. A young man in a military-style olive green t-shirt is visible in the lower left, smiling. The setting appears to be a parking lot or outdoor area with camouflage netting, traffic cones, and vehicles visible in the background.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and orange safety vests are directing traffic at an intersection near a Texaco gas station. Yellow caution tape is visible around the gas station area, suggesting a restricted zone or emergency situation. The scene appears to be a post-disaster or emergency response operation.
    Four U.S. Army soldiers in woodland camouflage BDUs pose in front of a military HMMWV (Humvee). They are holding Value Pack boxes of White Cloud diapers, suggesting a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The setting appears to be a military installation or staging area, likely during a domestic emergency response mission.
    Five military personnel in camouflage uniforms are gathered in a parking lot or roadway, appearing to converse. At least one soldier on the right is visibly wearing an 'MP' (Military Police) armband. The background shows a 'Prime Outlets Gulfport' sign, suggesting this may be a post-disaster military deployment in Gulfport, Mississippi.
    Two people pose together smiling at what appears to be a gas station or relief staging area. One person wears a green Von Dutch t-shirt and sunglasses, while the other is dressed in U.S. Army camouflage BDU uniform with a sergeant's rank cap. The background shows a blue pickup truck with its hood open and a Raising Cane's restaurant sign, suggesting a possible disaster relief or community assistance context.
    A handwritten sign on white paper is taped with yellow tape to a wooden utility pole. The sign identifies a location called 'Camp Blue Hen,' described as the home of Task Force Delaware, with the slogan 'First response from the first state.' Small text at the bottom includes a date or code '07SEP05' and two names: 'Sgt. Wolfe' and 'Sgt. Foster.'
    A man is lying on a military-style folding cot outdoors, reading a book with a red cover. He is wearing sunglasses, a tan t-shirt, black Adidas shorts, and a watch, appearing relaxed in what looks like a forward operating base or staging area. Multiple cots, sleeping bags, military gear, and bags are visible in the background.
    A damaged vessel named 'S.S. Hurricane Camille' from Gulfport, Mississippi is stranded amid massive debris and destruction, likely displaced by a hurricane or major storm surge. The boat sits atop a large pile of rubble including broken wood, concrete, and miscellaneous wreckage. A John Deere heavy equipment machine is visible to the right, suggesting active cleanup or recovery operations.
    A religious figurine, appearing to depict Jesus in a praying pose with pink and white coloring, is placed amid storm or disaster debris. A piece of glass or clear material in front of the statue has 'Pray for us' written on it in dark spray paint or marker. The scene suggests a makeshift memorial or message of hope amid significant destruction, likely following a natural disaster such as a hurricane or tornado.
    The image shows severe storm or flood damage to a coastal road or parking area, with asphalt pavement extensively buckled, cracked, and heaved in large slabs. Two individuals in military or law enforcement uniforms are surveying the damage near a seawall or barrier wall adjacent to open water. Debris including lumber, vegetation, and broken pavement is scattered across the surface, consistent with hurricane or major storm surge damage.
    The image shows military police vehicles operating at the corporate limits of Long Beach, Mississippi, in the aftermath of what appears to be a major hurricane disaster, likely Hurricane Katrina (2005). Significant storm damage is visible including downed trees, scattered debris, and destroyed vegetation. Military personnel and vehicles are conducting what appears to be a patrol or security operation in the devastated area.
    A hand-painted warning sign reading 'You Loot We Shoot No Exception' is displayed on a large white board on a residential sidewalk. The setting appears to be a neighborhood in the aftermath of a disaster, consistent with post-hurricane conditions. Two individuals are visible in the background near residential structures.
    A US Army soldier in woodland camouflage BDUs stands next to a civilian man holding a cardboard box labeled 'V2s' in what appears to be a post-disaster relief scenario. A handwritten sign on the house in the background reads 'Will Work For Gas,' indicating a fuel shortage crisis. The scene suggests hurricane or major storm aftermath, consistent with disaster relief operations.
    A young child wearing a yellow shirt and military-style cap sits in the driver's seat of a military HMMWV (Humvee), gripping the steering wheel and smiling broadly. A U.S. Army soldier in woodland camouflage BDUs, with a name tape reading 'HACKETT,' sits beside the child in the passenger area. The scene appears to take place at a gas station, likely during a public outreach or recruitment event.
    A large group of military personnel in woodland camouflage uniforms pose together for a group photo while holding the state flag of Delaware. The flag displays the Delaware coat of arms on a colonial blue background with the date 'December 7, 1787' inscribed at the bottom. Several soldiers are wearing 'MP' (Military Police) armbands and tactical vests.
    A group of U.S. Air Force personnel in woodland camouflage uniforms are boarding a large military transport aircraft, identified as a U.S. Air Force C-130 with tail number 0206. The personnel are carrying backpacks and duffel bags on a tarmac, suggesting a deployment or redeployment operation. A military helicopter, appearing to be a UH-60 Black Hawk, is visible flying in the background.

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