File:Hurricane Ike - High-water vehicle.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionHurricane Ike - High-water vehicle.jpg | As Hurricane Ike approached the Gulf Coast yesterday with predictions of five to 10 inches of rain, the Texas National Guard was assembling 900 personnel and 500 high-water vehicles in San Antonio for major search-and-rescue missions. | ||
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