Hurricane Katrina >> Biloxi, Mississippi, Aftermath

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"http://www.HurricaneChaseExtreme.com"&gt;www.HurricaneChaseExtreme.com&lt;/a&gt; &lt;/b&gt; This video was shot 3 weeks after Katrina. Although most of the media attention is on New Orleans, I found that the damage in Biloxi, Mississippi was devastating. In New Orleans they are dealing with flooded houses, in Biloxi the houses are gone! I have hours of video and I will be presenting most of it in time. This is the Biloxi waterfront. Note the large structures remain, however, the destruction to smaller structures is nearly complete. This video primarily focuses on damage caused by the 20' storm surge. Of particular interest is the Casino Barges. There are 3 in this video, however, there were others as well. The barges were located 100 yards from the beach, laying primarily in parking lots. Special Thanks to Tate Towing and Recovery in Fort Myers, Florida for their assistance on this project.




























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Hurricane Katrina >> Biloxi, Mississippi, Aftermath

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  • biloxi got hit way worse.......

    then louisiana yet all you hear about is them, Biloxi got wiped off the map, why didnt you hear about that?

    By gettnmines 1177291941 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Well that may be true Biloxi got hit way...

      But thousand of people died in New Orleans can u say the same for Biloxi i already know u don't count the lose of black people dying in the flood means little to the world.

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