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The sheetrock must be removed because of the molds that grow on it after it is submerged in the flood waters of the storm surge.

Senior Airman John C. Herman, 119th Fighter Wing, removes sheetrock from a Hurricane Katrina flood damaged home in D'Iberville, Miss. Sep. 14. The sheetrock must be removed because of the molds that grow on it after it is submerged in the flood waters of the storm surge.

Date: 10/02/2005 Owner: Gallery Administrator

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The sheetrock must be removed because of the molds that grow on it after it is submerged in the flood waters of the storm surge.