![[Hurricane Katrina] Texarkana, Texas, Sept, 7, 2005 -- Day and Zimmermann, Inc. workers at Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant prepare the grounds to receive an estimated 25,000 mobile homes and recreational vehicles which will be sent throughout Texas and Louisiana as temporary housing for victims of Hurricane Katrina. In the background are two of several mobile homes already at the ammunition plant. Day and Zimmerman, Inc. are the contract operators of LSAAP located in Texarkana, Texas. (U.S. Army photo by Mark Hughes)](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMDkvMDcvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtdGV4YXJrYW5hLXRleGFzLXNlcHQtNy0yMDA1LWRheS1hbmQtemltbWVybWFubi1pbmMtd29ya2Vycy1kZGMzMjUtMTAyNC5qcGc%3D/320/240/jpg "[Hurricane Katrina] Texarkana, Texas, Sept, 7, 2005 -- Day and Zimmermann, Inc. workers at Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant prepare the grounds to receive an estimated 25,000 mobile homes and recreational vehicles which will be sent throughout Texas and Louisiana as temporary housing for victims of Hurricane Katrina. In the background are two of several mobile homes already at the ammunition plant. Day and Zimmerman, Inc. are the contract operators of LSAAP located in Texarkana, Texas. (U.S. Army photo by Mark Hughes)")
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[Hurricane Katrina] Texarkana, Texas, Sept, 7, 2005 -- Day and Zimmermann, Inc. workers at Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant prepare the grounds to receive an estimated 25,000 mobile homes and recreational vehicles which will be sent throughout Texas and Louisiana as temporary housing for victims of Hurricane Katrina. In the background are two of several mobile homes already at the ammunition plant. Day and Zimmerman, Inc. are the contract operators of LSAAP located in Texarkana, Texas. (U.S. Army photo by Mark Hughes)
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