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Joint Task Force Katrina

Joint Task Force Katrina was a joint operation between the United States Department of Defense and the Federal Emergency Management Agency created on September 1, 2005, at Camp Shelby, Mississippi to organize relief efforts along the Gulf Coast in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The operation was headed by U.S. Army Lieutenant General Russel L.…

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Joint Task Force Katrina

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Edges22
Triples53
Avg. degree1.91
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related to history · 42
Joint Task Force Katrina → Alabama, ARS, At, California, Defense, Department, DOD, Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, First, Florida, Gulf, Hurricane Katrina, In, It, Iwo Jima, JTF Katrina, LHD-7, Louisiana, LPD-12
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Joint Task Force Katrina → Association, Camp Shelby, Chicago TribuneThe Evacuation, CoastArmy Support During, Command To THE RescueNavy, Hurricane Katrina DisasterJTF KatrinaNorthern, Joint Task Force Gulf, MississippiCNO Visits Iwo Jima, The Recriminations, The Washington Post, United States Army

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force katrina gulf joint task united states coast hurricane relief mississippi air operation areas september camp shelby northern command mission

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Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksAssociation0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksUnited States Army0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksCamp Shelby0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksMississippiCNO Visits Iwo Jima0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksJoint Task Force Gulf0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksCoastArmy Support During0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksHurricane Katrina DisasterJTF KatrinaNorthern0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksCommand To THE RescueNavy0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksChicago TribuneThe Evacuation0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksThe Recriminations0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to External linksThe Washington Post0.60section
Joint Task Force Katrinarelated to historyJTF Katrina0.60section

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