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Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Members of the West Virginia National Guard work to clear the road to a remote emergency radio repeater site in Tucker County. As a result of their efforts, technicians will be able to restore service. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Members of the West Virginia National Guard work to clear the road to a remote emergency radio repeater site in Tucker County. As a result of their efforts, technicians will be able to restore service. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Staff Sgt. Jason Johnson, West Virginia Army National Guard, and Jennifer Rabuck (right), a U.S. Forest Service worker from the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin, coordinate the efforts of the Guard and the Forest Service to clear the road to a remote malfunctioning emergency radio repeater site in Tucker County. As a result of their efforts, technicians will be able to restore service. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Kyle Flynn, a U.S. Forest Service worker from Missouri, cuts a downed tree so that utility crews can restore power in a section of West Virginia's Tucker County. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Logan Van Dyke (left), a U.S. Forest Service worker from Iowa, helps Frank Spencer (center) and Kyle Flynn, Forest Service employees based in Missouri, remove a downed tree in West Virginia's Tucker County so that utility crews can restore power. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Frank Spencer, a U.S. Forest Service worker from Missouri, cuts up a downed tree in West Virginia's Tucker County so utility crews can restore power to a rural area. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Jennifer Rabuck, a U.S. Forest Service worker from the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin, verifies that a downed power line in West Virginia's Tucker County is safe before a tree trimming crew starts clearing downed trees so that power can be restored. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 9, 2012 -- Workers on Mount Zion Road in West Virginia's Tucker County load storm debris from Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. FEMA is helping state residents respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy that brought deep snow, heavy rain, and high winds to the area. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Kyle Flynn (left) and Frank Spencer (right), U.S. Forest Service workers from Missouri, work to remove a tree to assist utility workers restore power in part of West Virginia's Tucker County. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
Parsons, W.Va., Nov. 5, 2012 -- Members of the West Virginia National Guard and U.S. Forest Service crews work together to clear the road to a remote emergency radio repeater site in Tucker County. As a result of their efforts, technicians will be able to restore service. FEMA is working with state, federal and local partners to assist residents of the state affected by the deep snow, heavy rain and high winds of Hurricane Sandy. Norman Lenburg/FEMA
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Date Taken: 2012-11-05 00:00:00 UTC
Photographer Name: Norman Lenburg
City/State: Parsons, WV
Keywords: forest service ^ power restoration ^ West Virginia Army National Guard
Disasters: West Virginia Hurricane Sandy (EM-3358)
Disaster Types: Hurricane/Tropical Storm
Categories: DOD Assistance ^ Federal Partners ^ Miscellaneous ^ Response
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