17 Free Images of 2011 Tōhoku Earthquake Damage And Effects In Aomori Prefecture

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Damaged automobile in Hachinohe, Japan (2011)
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US Navy 110315-N-ZI955-093 Ariel Genido assesses the damage to Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Yokosuka Defense Fuel Support Point Hachinohe
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US Navy 110315-N-ZI955-109 Pumping Station 2 at Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Yokosuka Defense Fuel Support Point Hachinohe was damaged by a t
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US Navy 110314-N-MU720-041 Masayoshi Sawaguchi, director of the Department of Policy and Finance for Misawa City, guides Sailors assigned to Naval
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US Navy 110315-N-ZI955-086 Seabees assigned to Naval Facilities Engineering Command Far East, Det. Misawa, reinforce the fence line at Fleet and In
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US Navy 110319-N-2653B-130 Mineman 2nd Class Thomas Harrell helps residents clear debris from the Misawa fishing port
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US Navy 110314-N-MU720-088 A Sailor assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa carries debris to a dumpsite during a cleanup effort at the Misawa Fishi
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US Navy 110315-N-MU720-010 Sailors assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa remove debris from a park at the Misawa Fishing Port
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US Navy 110328-N-MU720-044 Petty Officer 2nd Class Charles Hannah, from Tulsa, Okla., assigned to Naval Facilities Engineering Command Far East, wa
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US Navy 110314-N-MU720-071 A Sailor assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa picks up debris during a cleanup effort at the Misawa Fishing Port
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US Navy 110315-N-ZI955-063 Builder 2nd Class Charles Hannah nails two-by-four planks to reinforce the fence line at Fleet and Industrial Supply Cen
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US Navy 110319-N-2653B-219 Cryptologic Technician (Collection) 2nd Class Meliessa Kelley, from Cleveland, Tenn., helps residents clear debris from
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US Navy 110328-N-MU720-015 Builder 2nd Class Charles Hannah starts up a water eductor at fuel pumping station 2 as dewatering efforts continue
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US Navy 110319-N-2653B-092 Chief Master Sgt. Matt Wickham, from Eldersburg Md., helps residents clear debris from the Misawa fishing port
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US Navy 110315-N-MU720-027 Yeoman 2nd Class Jordan Smith, from Owosso, Mich., assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa, salvages a bicycle at the Misa
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US Navy 110315-N-MU720-062 Mineman Seaman Jerad Clymer, from Houston, assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa, removes debris from a park at the Misa
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US Navy 110315-N-MU720-005 Aviation Electronics Technician 1st Class Steven Stone, from Daytona Beach, Fla., assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa
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