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    Deputy Secretary of Defense visits Breezy Point, NY [Image 7 of 7]

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    A group of individuals, including a U.S. Army general and civilians, are walking outdoors in what appears to be a coastal or flood-affected area. The Army officer, whose name tag reads 'SWEZEY' and who wears a brigadier general star insignia, appears to be briefing or escorting a civilian official. Military personnel and what appears to be security detail are visible in the background.

    BREEZY POINT, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    11.11.2012

    Photo by Sgt. Ferdinand Detres Jr 

    10th Press Camp Headquarters

    Deputy Secretary of Defense, Ashton B. Carter, along with Brig. Gen. Michael Swezey, assistant adjutant general Army, New York National Guard, visit Breezy Point, N.Y. residents affected by Hurricane Sandy. Carter also took time to thank the service members working relief missions there, Nov. 12.

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    Date Taken: 11.11.2012
    Date Posted: 11.12.2012 19:28
    Photo ID: 781468
    VIRIN: 121111-A-NT965-994
    Resolution: 4928x3264
    Size: 5.62 MB
    Location: BREEZY POINT, NEW YORK, US
    Web Views: 132
    Downloads: 6

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    The image shows severe structural damage to a beachfront property, with a small structure completely collapsed and debris scattered across a sandy area. Surrounding buildings appear to have sustained varying degrees of damage, while some structures in the background remain standing. The scene is consistent with storm or hurricane damage to a coastal residential area.
    A coastal residential area showing significant storm or flood damage. The foreground reveals collapsed structures, scattered debris, broken lumber, and displaced building materials on a sandy beach. The main blue two-story house remains standing but shows damage including boarded-up lower windows and a compromised front entrance area.
    A residential street covered in sand and debris, showing significant storm damage to homes and structures. A single person walks through the devastated neighborhood, which appears to be in the aftermath of a major hurricane or coastal storm. An American flag is visible among the wreckage, and a street sign partially reading 'GRAHA' (likely Graham) is visible in the upper right.
    A weathered wooden utility pole displays multiple directional signs pointing to various destinations with distances. The signs indicate Manhattan (16 mi.), Rhode Island (150 miles), and Washington D.C. (240 mi.), along with additional partially legible signs above. The pole leans slightly and is set against a blue-shingled residential building with a balcony in the background.
    The image shows a large pile of structural debris, including broken wood, plywood, and metal materials, consistent with the aftermath of a significant destructive event such as a hurricane or severe storm. The debris is located in what appears to be a coastal residential area, with intact houses and utility poles visible in the background. A pine tree, partially leaning, survives amid the destruction.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working in a flood-damaged area near a playground. The scene shows significant water and mud damage with large drainage hoses deployed across the ground, suggesting post-flood recovery operations. The colorful playground equipment in the background appears largely intact but is surrounded by standing water and mud-covered surfaces.
    A group of individuals, including a U.S. Army general and civilians, are walking outdoors in what appears to be a coastal or flood-affected area. The Army officer, whose name tag reads 'SWEZEY' and who wears a brigadier general star insignia, appears to be briefing or escorting a civilian official. Military personnel and what appears to be security detail are visible in the background.

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    Brigadier General
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    Michael Swezey
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