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    Miss. Guardsmen Assist After Tornado [Image 13 of 22]

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    The image depicts extensive storm damage, consistent with tornado or severe wind event aftermath. Numerous trees have been snapped, uprooted, and stripped of foliage, with debris including lumber, structural fragments, and a white metal gate/fence section scattered across the ground. The destruction spans a wide area with standing broken tree trunks visible in the background.

    HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES

    01.24.2017

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Tim Morgan 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Mississippi National Guard

    Soldiers of the 3656th Maintenance Co., 184th Sustainment Command, assist local authorities in disaster relief efforts after a tornado swept across southern Mississippi on Jan. 26, 2017. Four people were killed by the twister and more than 16,000 homes and businesses across Mississippi were without electricity when the storm swept across parts of four counties.(Mississippi National Guard photos by Staff Sgt. Tim Morgan, JFH-MS Public Affairs)

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    Date Taken: 01.24.2017
    Date Posted: 01.26.2017 15:36
    Photo ID: 3124542
    VIRIN: 170124-A-QA210-774
    Resolution: 4608x2592
    Size: 7.29 MB
    Location: HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI, US
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