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The American Flag flies high amid the ruins and debris in the city of Gulfport, Mississippi (MS), left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina a category-4 hurricane that battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A view showing the damage to the riverboat Palace Casino located in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), resulting from Hurricane Katrina after the category-4 hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A view showing the damage to a beachside hotel in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), resulting from Hurricane Katrina. The category-4 hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A view showing the damage to the casino resort area located in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), resulting from Hurricane Katrina after the category-4 hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A home for sale sign stands in front of the scattered debris that was once a beachside home in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), following Hurricane Katrina a category-4 hurricane that battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A view showing the damage to the Ocean Springs Bridge on Highway 90 between Biloxi and Ocean Springs, Mississippi (MS), resulting from Hurricane Katrina. The category-4 hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A damaged slot machine lay in shallow water among the rubble and debris near the Grand Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), resulting from Hurricane Katrina. The category-4 hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

A US Army (USA) Soldier assigned to the 216th Military Police Company, Arkansas (AR) National Guard, conducts traffic control on a busy street in Gulfport Mississippi, following Hurricane Katrina a category-4 hurricane that battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

Uprooted trees and damaged building lie in the wake of Hurricane Katrina at Kessler Air Force Base (AFB), Mississippi (MS), after the hurricane battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power and hundreds of thousands homeless

An American Flag hangs from a heavily damaged apartment building in Biloxi, Mississippi (MS), after Hurricane Katrina, a category-4 hurricane that battered the Gulf Coast with wind gusts in excess of 140 miles per hour, leaving millions of people without power, and hundreds of thousands homeless

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The original finding aid described this photograph as:

Base: Biloxi

State: Mississippi (MS)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: TSGT Jennifer C. Wallis, USAF

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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