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FLOOD DISASTER AREAS

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FLOOD DISASTER AREAS

Silent. Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Summary: LS, citizens of Harrisburg cleaning up after flood waters subsided. CU, pan oil slick on creek. CU, group of men taking time out for lunch. LS, employees carrying out ruined office and store furnishings. They clean what can be salvaged. CU, water hose being connected to fire truck and pumping water from cellar. CU, water rushing out of hose onto street. CU, Citizens Fire Co No 1 truck from Oberlin, PA. MS, store owner sorting and putting undamaged clothing into station wagon. CU, sign above store: "Mens and Boys Store Tailor Shop." S, people, cleaning stores and cellars, bringing out debris and piling it onto streets. CU, beauty salon with women outside washing mud away from cans of beauty aids. LS, Harrisburg'S business district submerged in water. MS, man walking in water above his knees. LS, home with water up to second floor. CU, road sign: "Forty Fort." Travel scenes through Forty Fort showing extent of flood damage. LS, members of Marine Reserve Training Center from Wyoming operating tow truck. They are pulling a casket out to the street. Forklift carries casket' away. LS pan, flood damage to Forty Fort cemetery showing uprooted tombstones and exposed caskets. CU, road sign: "Welcome to Historic Wyoming." Travel shot of Midway Shopping Center in Wyoming after flood. CU pan, destroyed Bryden Child Guidance Center. Travel scenes through Wilkes Barre and Wyoming Valley. CU, Wilkes Barre policeman directing traffic. CU, street signs knocked down to ground. DVD Copied by Master Scanner Thomas Gideon.

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