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Engineman 1st Class Robert Chapman, left, assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Nassau (LHA 4), and Sgt. Jainesan Garza of the Army National Guard, deliver bleach, food, ice and water to Galveston residents.
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Unteroffizier 1. Klasse Robert Rivard, Marineflieger,
Robert D. Somers, Unteroffizier der Küstenwache 1. Klasse,
Robert D. Somers, Unteroffizier der Küstenwache 1. Klasse,
Sergeant 1. Klasse Robert Barrett, rechts, ein Einheimischer
Lokführer 1. Klasse Robert Cardwell inspiziert Verkabelung
Unteroffizier 1. Klasse Maynard Bagan, Ingenieur (links),
Unteroffizier 2. Klasse Robert Simpson, 1. Küstenwache
U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1. Klasse Robert Delange, ein
Hauptmann Robert A. Hall Jr., rechts, Kommandant
Engineman Petty Officer 1. Klasse Robert Chapman, links,
Zusammenfassung
Engineman Petty Officer 1st Class Robert Chapman, links, dem amphibischen Angriffsschiff USS Nassau und Sgt. zugeteilt. Jainesan Garza von der Nationalgarde der Armee liefert Bleichmittel, Lebensmittel, Eis und Wasser an die Bewohner von Galveston während eines Lebensmittelkonvois in verschiedene Viertel, um die vom Hurrikan Ike betroffenen Menschen mit grundlegenden Gütern zu versorgen. Nassau liegt vor der Küste von Galveston vor Anker, um die zivilen Behörden bei der Bergung von Katastrophen nach dem Hurrikan Ike zu unterstützen.
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Unteroffizier 2. Klasse Kenneth Hendrix
Galveston
Matrosen verteilen Grundbedürfnisse während des Lebensmittelkonvois in Galveston
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Datum
21/09/2008
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