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Emergency Planning and Security - Wall Township, N. J. , October 15, 2011 -- Robert Knight and Susan Langhoff, FEMA Private Sector Specialists, along with Richard Adkins, Community Relations Specialist assisted the Monmouth Council - Boy Scouts of America earn their Emergency Preparedness Badge during their Camporee held in Allaire State Park in Wall Township, NJ. Photo by Glenn Langhoff/FEMA

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Emergency Planning and Security - Wall Township, N. J. , October 15, 2011 -- Robert Knight and Susan Langhoff, FEMA Private Sector Specialists, along with Richard Adkins, Community Relations Specialist assisted the Monmouth Council - Boy Scouts of America earn their Emergency Preparedness Badge during their Camporee held in Allaire State Park in Wall Township, NJ. Photo by Glenn Langhoff/FEMA

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Title: Boy Scouts - Ready to Answer Questions

Production Date: 10/15/2011

Caption: Wall Township, N. J. , October 15, 2011 -- Robert Knight and Susan Langhoff, FEMA Private Sector Specialists, along with Richard Adkins, Community Relations Specialist assisted the Monmouth Council - Boy Scouts of America earn their Emergency Preparedness Badge during their Camporee held in Allaire State Park in Wall Township, NJ. Photo by Glenn Langhoff/FEMA

Photographer Name: Christopher Mardorf

City/State: Wall Township, NJ

Keywords: Boy Scouts Emergency Preparedness Badge Susan Langhoff Richard Adkins Robert Knight Emergency Preparedness Monmouth Council Private Sector DR-4021

Disasters: New Jersey Hurricane Irene (DR-4021)

Disaster Types: Emergency Planning and Security

Categories: Ceremony ^ Private Sector ^ Special Event
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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