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NEW ORLEANS - The NOLA Ready poster stands to the left of the podium following a joint news briefing for hurricane preparedness at the Port of New Orleans, June 1, 2012. The joint briefing featured the Coast Guard, Army Corps of Engineers, the mayor of New Orleans and various parish presidents. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Bill Colclough.

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sector new orleans hurricane season hurricane preparedness eighth district external affairs port of new orleans cgvi mayor of new orleans nola ready petty officer 2nd class william colclough new orleans la nola ready hurricane preparedness news briefing dvids high resolution us coast guard district 8 us coast guard
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sector new orleans hurricane season hurricane preparedness eighth district external affairs port of new orleans cgvi mayor of new orleans nola ready petty officer 2nd class william colclough new orleans la nola ready hurricane preparedness news briefing dvids high resolution us coast guard district 8 us coast guard