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    Corps of Engineers installs 10,000th blue roof after hurricanes Laura, Delta [Image 6 of 7]

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    A group of people are gathered on a lawn in front of a brick residential home, address number 1502 visible. Three individuals wearing high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats with American flag decals appear to be conducting a damage assessment or inspection, with one person in military camouflage uniform. A civilian couple holding a young child is present, suggesting this may be a post-disaster home inspection or relief assistance visit.

    LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES

    10.23.2020

    Photo by Dr. Michael Izard 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Operation Blue Roof contractors install the 10,000th blue roof at home of Colby and Meghan Lehr, Lake Charles, Louisiana, Oct. 23, 2020. (Photo by Dr. Michael Izard-Carroll, USACE Omaha District Public Affairs)

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    Date Taken: 10.23.2020
    Date Posted: 10.23.2020 20:00
    Photo ID: 6400688
    VIRIN: 102020-A-HJ174-005
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 7.88 MB
    Location: LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA, US
    Web Views: 35
    Downloads: 4

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    Workers are installing a blue emergency tarp over a damaged roof of a brick residential home, likely following storm damage. Three workers are on or near the roof while a fourth person in a high-visibility vest documents the work with a camera on a tripod from the lawn. A boat is visible in the background near a neighboring property, suggesting possible flood or hurricane-related disaster response.
    Three workers wearing high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats stand on a sidewalk, all wearing face masks. They appear to be conducting a site assessment or inspection in a residential neighborhood. The setting suggests a post-storm or disaster recovery operation, with overgrown grass and a brick ranch-style house visible in the background.
    Two workers are performing roofing work on a single-story brick residential home. A large blue tarp covers a portion of the left side of the roof, indicating storm damage repair or shingle replacement in progress. An aluminum extension ladder is leaning against the left side of the structure to provide roof access.
    A roofing contractor is working on top of a brick residential home, in the process of replacing the roof. The old shingles have been partially stripped, exposing white/red underlayment material branded 'ProArmor' or similar. Blue tarps are visible on the roof, likely used for temporary weather protection during the project.
    The image shows a disaster response or emergency operations scene in a residential area, with military personnel and civilian construction/safety workers gathered together. A soldier in camouflage uniform with a high-visibility vest and white hard hat is conversing with a civilian man in casual clothing. All personnel visible are wearing face masks, suggesting this occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic period.
    A group of people are gathered on a lawn in front of a brick residential home, address number 1502 visible. Three individuals wearing high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats with American flag decals appear to be conducting a damage assessment or inspection, with one person in military camouflage uniform. A civilian couple holding a young child is present, suggesting this may be a post-disaster home inspection or relief assistance visit.
    A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers soldier in camouflage uniform, hard hat, and orange safety vest presents a certificate to a young family outdoors. The certificate reads '10,000th Blue Roof,' indicating a milestone in the USACE Blue Roof disaster relief program. The family consists of two adults and two young children in a residential neighborhood showing signs of storm damage.

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