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Louisiana National Guardsmen from the 769th Engineer

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Louisiana National Guardsmen from the 769th Engineer

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Louisiana National Guardsmen from the 769th Engineer Battalion, Spcs. Allen Cormier of Central, La., and Dustin August of Denham Springs, La., record the GPS coordinates of a possible sand boil on the west side of the Mississippi River levee outside of Vidalia, La., May 14, as Privates Deonta Courtney and Desmond Grover continue to search. More than 25 members of the 225th Engineer Brigade have been working 24 hours a day searching for sand boils and looking for seepage along portions of the 72 miles of levee that protect Concordia Parish from the brimming Mississippi River.

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14/05/2011
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