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    Fort Carson soldiers assist with Moore cleanup [Image 2 of 5]

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    A group of five people are gathered near a heavily damaged structure, likely in the aftermath of a natural disaster such as a tornado. Some individuals appear to be in military or work attire, suggesting disaster relief or cleanup efforts. Debris and structural damage are visible throughout the scene.

    OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES

    05.25.2013

    Photo by Master Sgt. Mark Moore 

    145th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment   

    U.S. Army Sgt. Chris Stanberry, Spc. Aaron Franqui and Spc. Jonathan Nizzi with the 4th Engineer Battalion, Fort Carson, Colo., take a break from moving household goods, and visit with residents Martha Ann Rusche and Lucas Odom, whose home was severely damaged by the May 20 tornado, in Moore, Okla., May 25, 2013. These soldiers, on a 4 day pass, drove down at their own expense in a U-Haul truck and pickup with relief supplies donated by the citizens of Fort Carson to help the community of Moore. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Mark Moore/Released)

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    Date Taken: 05.25.2013
    Date Posted: 05.26.2013 18:24
    Photo ID: 940602
    VIRIN: 130525-Z-BI488-255
    Resolution: 3840x5760
    Size: 10.95 MB
    Location: OKLAHOMA, US
    Web Views: 118
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    Four individuals are engaged in cleanup work around a mobile home or trailer, removing debris from the yard. One person in the foreground wears a 'Task Force RAM - Operation Enduring Freedom 2010-2012' shirt and is filling red buckets with debris. The others are using shovels and rakes to clear scattered debris from the grass.
    A group of five people are gathered near a heavily damaged structure, likely in the aftermath of a natural disaster such as a tornado. Some individuals appear to be in military or work attire, suggesting disaster relief or cleanup efforts. Debris and structural damage are visible throughout the scene.
    Three people are taking a meal break on the damaged steps of a heavily damaged mobile home or trailer, likely in the aftermath of a tornado or severe storm. They are eating food from styrofoam takeout containers, suggesting the meal was brought in from outside. The surrounding structure shows significant structural damage including broken windows, torn siding, and debris.
    Two men are carrying a large wooden cabinet or dresser down exterior wooden steps from a severely damaged building. The structure behind them shows significant storm damage, with a collapsed or heavily damaged roof and exposed framing. The scene appears to be a disaster recovery or cleanup effort.
    The image shows a disaster recovery or cleanup operation at a damaged mobile home community. Workers, including at least one person in military/camouflage uniform, are removing damaged furniture and debris from a heavily damaged blue mobile home. A large pile of destroyed household items, furniture, and rubble is visible in the foreground.

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