5 Sept 2005 - New Orleans, LA - Hurricane Katrina aftermath. New Orleans. The US military patrol the streets in amphibious vehicles, heavily armed but also capabable of collecting the last remaining people stranded by the storm. Photo Credit: Charley Varley/Sipa Press /0509071741

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