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Down But Never Out

A U.S. flag flies, covered in mud and debris, in front of the Cameron, La., court house Sept. 15

A U.S. flag flies, covered in mud and debris, in front of the Cameron, La., court house Sept. 15. The flag was rescued by members of the Louisiana Army National Guard’s 528th Engineer Battalion who were performing cleanup operations in the city. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Bennie J. Davis III)

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Table of contents for Ike 2008

  1. High-Water Vehicles Key to Guard Response
  2. Coast Guard Rescue
  3. Facts From an Evacuee
  4. Air Force Controllers Manage Emergency Landing Sites
  5. Rescues Continue in Louisiana
  6. Hurricane Ike Photos
  7. Lion Survives Ike, 5 Humans, Too
  8. National Guard Helps 2,500 Ike Victims to Safety
  9. Ike Stats as of 9-17-2008
  10. Down But Never Out
  11. Many New Pics of Hurricane Ike
  12. Our Best: Sawing Wood Edition

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