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ryancole
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      Mon Jun 12 2006 10:47 PM

ok i am a new user here and i am stationed at Fort Polk....i was not here when rita and katrina hit due to a deployment and i was wondering if you think that there will be another devasting storm hitting the gulf coast this year so i know on how prepared to get my family....thank you :?: :?:

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* quick question ryancole Mon Jun 12 2006 10:47 PM
. * * Re: quick question madmumbler   Tue Jun 13 2006 02:37 PM
. * * Re: quick question NewWatcher   Tue Jun 13 2006 09:10 AM

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