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Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering and Virginia Department of Emergency Management employee Danny Hall meet at the fire station prior to going out to look at damage from the recent tornado. Photo By: Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering and Virginia De...

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Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- Damage assessments are conducted in the Hillpoint subdivision by federal, state and local officials. An F-3 tornado touched down here Monday and caused severe damage. Many homes were destroyed and many more condemned. Photo By: Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- Damage assessments are conducted in the Hillp...

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Sufflok, VA, 5/01/2008 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering with Bill Young from the Small Business Administration look at damage as they do a preliminary damage assessment in the Hillpoint subdivision that was hit by a severe tornado a few days ago. Photo By: Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/2008 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering with Bill You...

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Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- Federal and state officials compare notes sfter conducting a preliminary damage assessment in the Hillpoint subdivision that was hit by a severe tornado a few days ago. Photo By: Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- Federal and state officials compare notes sft...

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Sufflok, VA, 5/01/2008 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering and Bill Young from the Small Business Administration along with Virginia Department of Emergency Management worker Danny Hall stand in a damaged neighborhood as they do a preliminary damage assessment in the Hillpoint subdivision that was hit by a severe tornado a few days ago. Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/2008 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering and Bill Youn...

Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering, Bill Young from the Small Business Administration and Virginia Department of Emergency Management employee Danny Hall do a preliminary damage assessment in the Hillpoint subdivision that was hit by a severe tornado a few days ago. Photo By: Liz Roll/FEMA

Sufflok, VA, 5/01/08 -- FEMA specialist Joe Pickering, Bill Young fro...

Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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