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    USACE Hurricane Ida Response [Image 11 of 13]

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    A two-story residential home is shown with blue tarps covering the roof, indicating recent storm damage. The surrounding trees show signs of wind damage with broken and stripped branches, consistent with hurricane or severe storm aftermath. A person is visible on the upper deck, likely assessing or performing post-storm work.

    HOUMA, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES

    09.29.2021

    Photo by Brooks Hubbard IV 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District

    New Orleans Emergency Field Office (EFO) commander Maj. ChaTom "CT" Warren and Dereck Wansing, a US Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District employee serving as a national local government liaison, look at recently installed blue roofs in Houma Louisiana. USACE is working in partnership with the local, state, and federal response to Hurricane Ida. USACE received a FEMA Mission assignment for temporary roof installations. (U.S. Army photo by Brooks O. Hubbard IV, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

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    Date Taken: 09.29.2021
    Date Posted: 09.30.2021 23:08
    Photo ID: 6867102
    VIRIN: 210929-A-AB280-1058
    Resolution: 4000x2252
    Size: 2.95 MB
    Location: HOUMA, LOUISIANA, US
    Web Views: 19
    Downloads: 2

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    A single-story brick ranch-style home with a blue tarp covering the entire roof, indicating recent storm or wind damage. A man in a white polo shirt and khaki pants stands near the front door, possibly a homeowner or insurance adjuster. A small red sign is visible near the front entrance, and a vehicle is partially visible in the driveway.
    A brick residential home has its entire roof covered with blue emergency tarps secured by wooden battens/strips running diagonally across the surface. The tarps appear to be a post-storm temporary protective measure to prevent water intrusion while awaiting permanent roof repairs. The overcast, gray sky in the background is consistent with post-storm weather conditions.
    Three individuals are engaged in a friendly fist-bump interaction near a porch railing. The person on the porch is wearing a 'Bayou Area Habitat for Humanity' t-shirt and a face mask pulled down, while two others below — one in military camouflage uniform and one in a white shirt with a cap — reach up to connect. The scene appears to be a positive community service or volunteer interaction.
    A U.S. Army soldier is being interviewed by a female news videographer in a parking lot during what appears to be a disaster relief operation. Behind them are emergency operations vehicles, including a FEMA trailer and a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers mobile unit with a 'Blue Roof Sign Up Here' banner. The overcast sky and emergency response infrastructure suggest this is a post-disaster media event.
    A media interview is taking place in a parking lot at an emergency operations staging area. A military service member in camouflage uniform is being interviewed by what appears to be a news crew, with a U.S. Army Emergency Operations vehicle and a FEMA vehicle visible in the background. A blue banner referencing a 'Blue Roof' sign-up program is also visible, suggesting this is a post-disaster relief operation.
    A female television news reporter is conducting an on-camera interview with a U.S. Army soldier in military camouflage uniform. The interview is taking place in a parking lot in front of a U.S. Army Emergency Operations vehicle. A male camera operator is filming the interview using a Sony professional video camera on a tripod.
    A single-story brick ranch-style home with a blue tarp covering the entire roof, secured with wooden battens, indicating recent storm or wind damage. The property features a two-car garage, concrete driveway, and well-maintained green lawn. The overcast sky and wet driveway suggest recent or ongoing rainfall.
    Two individuals are standing on a wet pavement surface in an outdoor setting with green grass and shrubbery in the background. One person is wearing civilian attire with a white polo shirt, khaki pants, a black cap, and an ID badge, while the other is dressed in U.S. Army camouflage (OCP/MultiCam) uniform with visible 'U.S. ARMY' tape and rank insignia. The soldier is looking at a mobile device while the civilian appears to be observing or conversing.
    Two individuals are standing on a wet paved surface in a grassy outdoor area, appearing to be in discussion. One person is wearing civilian attire with a white polo shirt bearing a logo patch and an ID badge, while the other is in U.S. Army camouflage (OCP) uniform. They appear to be reviewing information on a mobile device, possibly during a field assessment or inspection.
    A man wearing a Habitat for Humanity t-shirt and face mask stands on an elevated porch or deck, conversing with a U.S. Army soldier in camouflage uniform and a civilian on the steps below. The setting appears to be a residential neighborhood showing signs of storm or hurricane damage, with blue tarps visible on a roof in the background. The interaction suggests a post-disaster relief or assessment visit.
    A two-story residential home is shown with blue tarps covering the roof, indicating recent storm damage. The surrounding trees show signs of wind damage with broken and stripped branches, consistent with hurricane or severe storm aftermath. A person is visible on the upper deck, likely assessing or performing post-storm work.
    A brick building is shown with its roof covered by a large blue tarp, indicating recent storm or wind damage requiring emergency weatherproofing. The tarp is secured with what appear to be wooden boards or battens running across its surface. In the background, broken tree branches are visible, consistent with storm damage in the area.
    A brick residential home with its entire roof covered by blue emergency tarps, secured with wooden battens or strapping. The tarps indicate recent storm or hurricane damage to the roofing material. The surrounding trees show wind damage consistent with a significant weather event.

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