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Army National Guardsman from Columbia, Missouri have been working nearly twenty four hours a day to protect small businesses. An extensive sandbagging and pumping operation are ongoing along the rear of a pawn, trophy and other small business shops

An extensive sandbagging and pumping operation are ongoing along the rear of a pawn, trophy and other small business shops. A line of Guardsmen assemble and begin to fortify an existing wall. Army National Guardsmen from Columbia, Missouri and civilian volunteers have been working nearly twenty four hours a day to protect the small businesses

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Army National Guardsmen from Columbia, Missouri have been working nearly twenty four hours a day to protect small businesses. An extensive sandbagging and pumping operation are ongoing along the rear of a pawn, trophy and other small business shops

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Subject Operation/Series: MIDWEST FLOODS

Base: Festus

State: Missouri (MO)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: STAFF SGT. Paul Griffin

Release Status: Released to Public

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20/07/1993
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