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Summary
Florida Guardsmen from the 202nd REDHORSE clean residential streets of trees destroyed by Hurricane Michael on Oct. 13, 2018 near College Oaks in Lynn Haven, Florida. The hurricane brought 130 knot winds that uprooted and upended fully grown trees onto roadways all over the area.
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hurricane michael
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Date
13/10/2018
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