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[Wildfires] March Air Force Base, CA, November 20, 2007 -- Don Chapman, left, a contractor with CH2M Hill, Inc., Deborah Maggard, FEMA deputy site manager for mobile home inspections, Don Keller, of Babcock Services (FEMA sub-contractor to CH2M Hill, Inc.), and Anthony Johnson, a FEMA Individual Assistance liaison, discuss the inspection of the first mobile home slated for use in the aftermath of the devastating wild fires. The kitchen cabinets were tied shut for transport to the base. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

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[Wildfires] March Air Force Base, CA, November 20, 2007 -- Crystal Combs, left, a technical assistance coordinator for FEMA, Edward Coulter, a FEMA worker, Anthony Johnson, a FEMA Individual Assistance liaison. Don Keller, of Babcock Services (FEMA sub-contractor to CH2M Hill, Inc.), and Don Chapman, a contractor with CH2M Hill, Inc., examine a sofa for damages as part of a thorough mobile home inspection. The mobile home will be the first mobile home to be transported for use by a survivor of the California wild fires. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

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[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- Mark Ares, of CH2M Hill, Inc., inspects a FEMA-provided mobile home as part of the Ready for Occupancy inspection process to prepare the homes, which are one housing option used in the aftermath of disasters. A family will live here as they recover from the loss of their home during the October wildfires. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

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[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 8, 2007 -- After inspecting the mobile home, Mark Ares, left, of CH2M Hill, Inc., signs paperwork signifying that Don Keller and his team from Babcock Services, Inc., right, have completed the contracting work necessary to prepare it for occupancy. FEMA workers will decide whether the work has been completed to their satisfaction, and once it is a family will be able to sign an occupancy agreement allowing them to use the mobile home as a temporarily residence while they rebuild. The couple lost their home during the wildfires in October. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

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Christopher Woodruff, water resources manager, Fort

Christopher Woodruff, water resources manager, Fort Irwin Department of Public works (center), briefs Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy, and Environment Katherine Hammack (right), and So More

Christopher Woodruff, water resources manager, Fort

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Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations,

Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment Katherine Hammack (right) joined U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Pacific Division Commander Col. Pete Helmlinger(Left),and Fort Irwin More

Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations,

Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and Environment Katherine Hammack speaks to audience members during the IWW ribon cutting ceremony. Hammack joined U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Pa More