Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Harrah, Okla. , May 15, 2010 -- Members of Boy Scout Troop 189 in Harrah provide volunteer labor and assist a homeowner with the removal of vegetative and house debris from a homestead severely damaged by one of 22 tornadoes on May 10. These confirmed twisters - including several F3 and two F4 funnels - added up to the fourth largest single-day outbreak in the state's history. FEMA Photo by Win Henderson

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Severe Storm ^ Tornado - Harrah, Okla. , May 15, 2010 -- Members of Boy Scout Troop 189 in Harrah provide volunteer labor and assist a homeowner with the removal of vegetative and house debris from a homestead severely damaged by one of 22 tornadoes on May 10. These confirmed twisters - including several F3 and two F4 funnels - added up to the fourth largest single-day outbreak in the state's history. FEMA Photo by Win Henderson

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Title: Boy Scout Troop 189 Volunteers working in Oklahoma

Production Date: 05/15/2010

Caption: Harrah, Okla. , May 15, 2010 -- Members of Boy Scout Troop 189 in Harrah provide volunteer labor and assist a homeowner with the removal of vegetative and house debris from a homestead severely damaged by one of 22 tornadoes on May 10. These confirmed twisters - including several F3 and two F4 funnels - added up to the fourth largest single-day outbreak in the state's history. FEMA Photo by Win Henderson

Photographer Name: Win Henderson

City/State: Harrah, OK

Keywords: Boy Scout house debris 22 tornadoes F3 F4

Disasters: Oklahoma Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Straight-Line Winds (DR-1917)

Disaster Types: Severe Storm ^ Tornado

Categories: Individual Assistance ^ Recovery ^ Volunteering
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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1917

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