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A flooded building along the Missouri river still flys
Summary
A flooded building along the Missouri river still flys the American flag. Over 400 National Guard members have been activated to provide support to many of the communities along the Missouri who are in danger of flooding.
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Date
08/06/2011
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Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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