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    Utah National Guard activated to assist with Hildale, Utah, flood search and recovery mission [Image 21 of 30]

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    The image shows severely damaged and mangled vehicle wreckage partially buried in red sandy soil, consistent with flash flood debris. The vehicle has been stripped of most body panels, with the frame, doors, and structural components twisted and scattered. The scene appears to be in an arid, desert-like environment with red rock formations and sparse vegetation visible in the background.

    DRAPER, UTAH, UNITED STATES

    09.16.2015

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    Utah National Guard Public Affairs

    Gov. Gary Herbert activated the Utah National Guard to assist local first responders in search and rescue efforts after flash floods hit the border town of Hildale, Utah. Soldiers from the Utah Guard 2-222nd Field Artillery Battalion were dispatched from the nearby communities of St. George and Cedar City to aid in the rescue efforts. The flood, which raged out of Maxwell Canyon and through the tiny border town of Hildale and Colorado City, Ariz., about 5 p.m. on Monday, is believed to be the single most deadly weather event in Utah history.

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    Date Taken: 09.16.2015
    Date Posted: 09.16.2015 17:17
    Photo ID: 2179626
    VIRIN: 150916-Z-ZZ999-0021
    Resolution: 480x360
    Size: 137.77 KB
    Location: DRAPER, UTAH, US

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