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Volunteers for the US Forest Service clear fallen trees, downed power lines and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

A volunteer for the US Forest Service (USFS) waits for members of his team to finish cleaning up debris left behind by his chainsaw from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest which houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

A local volunteer for the US Forest Service clears a fallen tree and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses the one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

Members of the US Forest Service discuss the clearing of fallen trees, downed electrical power-lines and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest which houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

A member of the US Forestry Service rehydrates after clearing fallen trees and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

Dennis Daniels, National Forest Service, is in charge of a team of local volunteers tasked to clear fallen trees, downed power lines and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

A member for the US Forest Service hones his machete before clearing fallen trees and debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

[Severe Storms and Tornadoes] Lake County, FL, February 7, 2007 -- The American Red Cross has a food truck at FEMA's Lake Mack Road Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) to assure that all residents are fed. Volunteer agencies are an integral part of the recovery process. Mark Wolfe/FEMA

A small family gathers in a river near the small town of Fajardo, Puerto Rico to wash clothing and frolic in the water. The small Puerto Rican city has been without electricity for two days. The local population currently uses the river to bathe and wash clothing. Hurricane George winds caused devastating damage to homes and property though out Puerto Rico and other neighboring Caribbean Islands

Volunteers for the US Forest Service take a lunch break after clearing fallen trees, downed power lines and other debris from the roads in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forrest (CNF). The CNF houses one of the Island's major telecommunications facilities. The devastating winds of Hurricane George ripped through the Island leaving it without electrical power, potable water and phone communications

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Base: Caribbean National Forrest

State: Puerto Rico (PR)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Efrain Gonzalez, USAF

Release Status: Released to Public

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26/09/1998
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