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An aerial view of the destruction at the Pentagon cause by a terrorist attack. The morning of September 11th, in an attempt to frighten the American people, five members of Al-Qaida, a terrorist group of funamentalist Muslims, hijacke American Airlines Flight 77, then eliberately impacte the Pentagon killing all 64 passengers onboar an 125 people on the groun. The impact estroye or amage four of the five rings in that section of the builing. Firefighters fought the fire through the night. The Pentagon was the thir target by four hijacke aircraft, the twin towers of the Worl Trae Center (WTC) were the other targets, an one unknown when the passengers brought the aircraft...

Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter, right,

Rescue workers prepare to carry a dog up to an opening in a collapsed building to smell and listen for trapped victims during an international disaster relief effort following a major earthquake

Aftermath of 2021 Malang Earthquake

Photos taken at various locations around Ground Zero,

A view of a residential area destroyed by heavy rains,

[Assignment: 48-DPA-11-14-08_SOI_K_Universal] Secretary Dirk Kempthorne [and aides] on visit to Los Angeles, California, touring Universal Studios [offices, sets, lots in Hollywood] [48-DPA-11-14-08_SOI_K_Universal_DOI_3736.JPG]

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy debris and destruction

Oklahoma National Guard soldiers and airmen respond

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[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Welch, WV, May 9, 2002 -- The clean up is underway in southern West Virginia after the violent flash flood of May 2, 2002. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Panther, WV, May 8, 2002 -- Richard Addir cleans up after the May 2, 2002 flash flood struck Panther, West Virginia. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Premier, WV, May 9, 2002 -- Darryl Lipscomb salvages his bass guitar and a few other possessions from his home in McDowell County, West Virginia. The flash flood that struck on May 2, 2002 was particularly violent. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Garland, WV, May 20, 2002 -- Mildred Avecedo talks with Wilbur Bishop, Jr. about his experiences on the afternoon of May 2, 2002 when a flash flood hit his south West Virginian home and nearly swept his wife away while she was in her tanning bed. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Welch, WV, May 15, 2002 -- Allen Graybill of Hazard Mitigation works with Joyce Carlisle in the Disaster Recovery Office in Welch, West Virginia about damage her home sustained during the flash flood of May 2, 2002. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Garland, WV, May 20, 2002 -- Mildred Avecdo of Public Affairs talks with Wilbur Bishop, Jr. about damage his home sustained from the flash flood of May 2, 2002. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Coalwood, WV, May 18, 2002 -- Alonzo Perry, Jr. stands grim faced in the aftermath of the May 2, 2002 flash flood that wreaked havoc in southern West Virginia, northern Virginia, and eastern Kentucky. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Welch, WV, May 9, 2002 -- Allen Graybill of Hazard Mitigation speaks with (LtoR) Charmuine Brooks, Tanya Hoover, and Tammy Brooks about thier flood damaged home. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Hemphill, WV, May 30, 2002 -- Charlayne Haynes of Public Affairs talks with Mike Vaughn and his dog Precious about the upcoming demolition of his home as a result of the flash flood that hit southern West Virginia on May 2, 2002. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Premier, WV, May 9, 2002 -- Jacob Garfield stands outside his neighbor's flood ravaged home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

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label_outline Explore Mcdowell County, Bob Mcmillan, Neighbor

[Severe Wildfire Threat] Springer, OK, January 16, 2006 -- Firefighters from Oklahoma, North Carolina, Virginia, and the U.S Fish and Wildlife Department do a burnout operation to contain a fire that eventually burns 350 acres. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

Madigan Hospital, Patients' & Medical Detachments, Bounded by Wilson & McKinley Avenues & Garfield & Lincoln Streets, Tacoma, Pierce County, WA

[Severe Storms, Flooding, and Landslides] Garland, WV, May 20, 2002 -- Mildred Avecedo talks with Wilbur Bishop, Jr. about his experiences on the afternoon of May 2, 2002 when a flash flood hit his south West Virginian home and nearly swept his wife away while she was in her tanning bed. Bob McMillan/ FEMA Photo

Wife of torpedo plant worker talks with her neighbor. Trailer camp in Alexandria, Virginia

Clark Sidwell, east Custer County or East Rosevale, Garfield County, Nebraska..

Ansel Adams photographing Director Edwin McMillan, taken November 18, 1966. Morgue 1966-136 (P-1) [Photographer: Donald Cooksey]

All of these are workers in the Stearns Silk Factory, Petersburg, Virginia Not all of the youngsters would get into the photo. I went through the factory during working hours and saw many others like these. A neighbor's testimony corroborated the foregoing. Noon hour. Location: Petersburg, Virginia.

Shoshone Hydroelectric Plant Complex, 60111 U.S. Highway 6, Glenwood Springs, Garfield County, CO

Fort McDowell, Angel Island State Park, Angel Island, Marin County, CA

[Arrival of visitors outside home of James A. Garfield, at Mentor, Ohio] / from a sketch by our special artist.

[Hurricane Rita] Holly Beach, LA, 11-16-05 -- Most of the roads at Holly Beach are unsafe for travel and must be repaired. This neighborhood of 500 structures was vanished by Hurricane Rita's tidal surge leaving little if any debris. Hurricane Rita left many people homeless that are asking FEMA to help them rebuild their community and get back on their feet. MARVIN NAUMAN/FEMA photo

Through the Mountain - National Parks Gallery

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