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Coast Guard Rescues in North Dakota

An HH-65 Dolphin helicopter, from Coast Guard Air Stations Traverse City, Mich., flies over the Red River March 28, 2009, in response to the flooding. Another Dolphin helicopter, from Air Station New Orleans, accompanied them during the transit from Grand Forks to Fargo to stand-by for rescue operations. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer 3rd Class Erik Swanson)

An HH-65 Dolphin helicopter, from Coast Guard Air Stations Traverse City, Mich., flies over the Red River March 28, 2009, in response to the flooding. Another Dolphin helicopter, from Air Station New Orleans, accompanied them during the transit from Grand Forks to Fargo to stand-by for rescue operations. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer 3rd Class Erik Swanson)

Machinery Technician 3rd Class Dan Fraley of Station Sault Ste. Marie assists an Oxbow, N.D. resident and her faithful friend as they disembark from the station's airboat along the Red River in North Dakota, Thursday, March 26, 2009. The station is one of three airboat crews from the Ninth Coast Guard District which conducted house-to-house searches for citizens in distress ubder the incident command of Coast Guard Sector Upper Mississippi River in flood-prone communities on the Red River. (U.S. Coast Guard/Photo by Petty Officer Bill Colclough)

Machinery Technician 3rd Class Dan Fraley of Station Sault Ste. Marie assists an Oxbow, N.D. resident and her faithful friend as they disembark from the station's airboat along the Red River in North Dakota, Thursday, March 26, 2009. The station is one of three airboat crews from the Ninth Coast Guard District which conducted house-to-house searches for citizens in distress ubder the incident command of Coast Guard Sector Upper Mississippi River in flood-prone communities on the Red River. (U.S. Coast Guard/Photo by Petty Officer Bill Colclough)

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Table of contents for North Dakota Flooding 2009

  1. North Dakota Guard in Flood Fight
  2. 800 Guardsmen to Fight Flood in E North Dakota
  3. North Dakota Guard Joins Flood Relief
  4. Coast Guard Aids in North Dakota Flooding
  5. ND Guard Uses Iraqi War Skills to Fight Flood
  6. Sandbagging to Save Fargo
  7. Guard Working in Midwest Floods
  8. Current North Dakota Flood News
  9. Rescuing Rose – ND Guard Good News
  10. Morning News for Fargo Flooding
  11. Coast Guard Rescues in North Dakota
  12. Military Assistance to North Dakota Flooding
  13. Civil Air Patrol in Skies Over ND Flooding
  14. North Dakota Flood Operations Continues
  15. National Guard Defends Pembina From Flood
  16. Sheyenne River Nearing Crest in North Dakota
  17. HESCO Barriers – a Photo Primer
  18. Video of Coast Guard Flood Rescue Near Kindred
  19. Reinforcing the Cottonwood Creek Dam at Lake LaMoure
  20. Fighting the Flood in Southeast North Dakota
  21. Guardsmen Returning to Hometowns for Duty
  22. North Dakota Guard in Action During Flooding
  23. North Dakota Flooding Update: Cottonwood Creek Dam at Lake LaMoure
  24. A View From a Soldier Serving in LaMoure

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Machinery Technician 3rd Class Dan Fraley of Station Sault Ste. Marie assists an Oxbow, N.D. resident and her faithful friend as they disembark from the station's airboat along the Red River in North Dakota, Thursday, March 26, 2009. The station is one of three airboat crews from the Ninth Coast Guard District which conducted house-to-house searches for citizens in distress ubder the incident command of Coast Guard Sector Upper Mississippi River in flood-prone communities on the Red River. (U.S. Coast Guard/Photo by Petty Officer Bill Colclough)
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An HH-65 Dolphin helicopter, from Coast Guard Air Stations Traverse City, Mich., flies over the Red River March 28, 2009, in response to the flooding. Another Dolphin helicopter, from Air Station New Orleans, accompanied them during the transit from Grand Forks to Fargo to stand-by for rescue operations. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/Petty Officer 3rd Class Erik Swanson)
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