[Hurrikan Katrina] New Orleans, La., 2. September 2005 -- Evakuierte und Patienten treffen am Flughafen von New Orleans ein, wo die D-MATs der FEMA ihren Betrieb aufgenommen haben. Foto: Michael Rieger / FEMA

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Fotografien im Zusammenhang mit Katastrophen und Notfallmanagementprogrammen, Aktivitäten und Beamten

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02/09/2005

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The U.S. National Archives

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