http://www.flickr.com/photos/donaldp1939/ Photo compilation of the biggest natural disaster in the history of the United States. Lack of a quick response by our government cost the lives of thousands and broke the hearts of millions.
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A video recorded before the Katrina victims were evacuated from New Orleans to the Astrodome. At this time the people that chose to stay were still at the Superdome and the convention center.
Before the flaming starts, let me say that I really lean right and I really don’t like Cooper that much but it was just awesome to see someone out a leader for their lack of concern over those victims.
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Floods in southern Taiwan have caused a six-story hotel building to collapse.
Southern Taiwans Taitung region has been a tourist hotspot for its hot springs but floods have made it a disaster zone.
Torrential rain brought by typhoon Morakot made King-Shai hotel slant in the early hours of Sunday morning. It finally collapsed into a flooded river.
There are no casualties, as guests were evacuated before the building fell.
Typhoons regularly sweep across China and Taiwan, gathering strength from the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, or the South China Sea.
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We live in an era of persistent conflict where global terrorism and extremist ideologies threaten our safety and freedom. The increased potential for catastrophic nuclear, biological and chemical attacks and natural crises such as pandemic influenza, hurricanes, tornadoes and flash floods demonstrate the need for comprehensive preparedness efforts in advance of any emergency.
The Army Emergency Management program protects Soldiers, Families, Army Civilians and contractors from all hazards and enhances mission urance by providing policy, guidance and resources to deliver a comprehensive emergency preparedness capability to the Army.
Ready Army is the Emergency Management programs proactive campaign to increase the resilience of the Army community by informing of relevant hazards and encouraging Soldiers, their Families, Army Civilians and contractors to get a kit, make a plan and be informed.
Ready Army AKO Page: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/464795
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Cisco Network Emergency Response Vehicle, FOSE 2008
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A clip about the evacuation of Pripyat / Chernobyl.
Music: Affective (Alexander Shukaev) - Aromesentials
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Maylene and the Sons of Disaster live at Cornerstone FL 07
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Sknyliv airshow disaster. More info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine_airshow_disaster
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Prepare for Hurricane Ike. This video introduces a series of “21st century disaster tips you WON’T hear from officials,” by homeland security and disaster management strategist W. David Stephenson. The tips tell you how to use personal communication devices and apps you use every day — and will use in a disaster whether or not officials want you to — to communicate with family and friends, and perhaps even to relay critical information to officials, without making a bad situation worse by, for example, making voice calls to let your family know you’re ok
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Hurricane Katrina was one of the most devastating natural disasters to hit the gulf coast. Now what I don’t understand is how if something happens somewhere on the otherside of the world we can be there in 2 days but when something like this hits close to home it took roughly 5 days just for some form help to arrive. I believe that this should be considered mrder because many could have been saved had the response time been quicker and more efficient. Someone should be held liable. What do you think?
Bush. The others responsible should be fired.