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Hurricane/Tropical Storm - New Orleans, La. , October 3, 2005 -- During Hurricane Katrina, a total of 201 large buses and 32 smaller para-transit buses were kept within the RTA's secure Canal and East New Orleans Maintenance garages for security purposes. Both locations were flooded with approximately five feet of water, damaging all 233 buses beyond repair. FEMA funded the RTA more than $44. 1 million to replace the buses with new vehicles that are smaller to accommodate current needs and run more efficiently with newer technology, cleaner burning diesel engine. FEMA/Manuel

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - New Orleans, La. , October 3, 2005 -- Durin...

The original database describes this as: Title: RTA Buses (Before) Production Date: 10/03/2005 Caption: New Orleans, La. , October 3, 2005 -- During Hurricane Katrina, a total of 201 large buses and 32 small... More

STAFF Sergeant (SSGT) Dominic Vecchi, USAF, dog handler, 31st Security Forces Squadron (SFS), Aviano AB, Italy, guides his K-9, Lakya, a military working dog, through trailers on a bomb detection exercise. Lakya, a Belgian Malamois, is one of several working dogs housed at Aviano for detection, attack, and security purposes

STAFF Sergeant (SSGT) Dominic Vecchi, USAF, dog handler, 31st Security...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Aviano Air Base State: Pordenone Country: Italy (ITA) Scene Major Command Shown: USAFE Scene Camera Operator: SRA Mark A. Kuhta, USAF Release S... More

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - New Orleans, La. , June 24, 2010 -- During Hurricane Katrina, a total of 201 large buses and 32 smaller para-transit buses were kept within the RTA's secure Canal and East New Orleans Maintenance garages for security purposes. Both locations were flooded with approximately five feet of water, damaging all 233 buses beyond repair. FEMA funded the RTA more than $44. 1 million to replace the buses with new vehicles that are smaller to accommodate current needs and run more efficiently with newer technology, cleaner burning diesel engine. FEMA/Manuel Broussard

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - New Orleans, La. , June 24, 2010 -- During...

The original database describes this as: Title: RTA Buses (After) Production Date: 06/24/2010 Caption: New Orleans, La. , June 24, 2010 -- During Hurricane Katrina, a total of 201 large buses and 32 smaller... More

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