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Airmen are flying 8- to 10-hour missions over New Orleans flooded city to save lives

NEW ORLEANS -- With a combined force of 26 helicopters and about 400 people, pararescue teams composed of reservists and active duty Airmen are flying 8- to 10-hour missions over New Orleans' flooded city to save lives. Rescuing more than 2,000 people in five days, the pararescue teams locate and retrieve the residents, drop them off at a collection point, and then circle around again looking for more. (Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Manuel Martinez)

Date: 09/04/2005 Owner: Gallery Administrator

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