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Army Pfc. Trey Hubbard, left, Spcs. Jason Briggs, center, and Brandon Demeree stack flood debris into the bucket of a front-end loader operated by Sgt. John Johnson near Mohawk, N.Y., July 5, 2013. Johnson is assigned to the New York National Guard's 152nd Engineer Company and Hubbard, Briggs and Demeree are assigned to the 206th Military Police Company.

Army Pfc. Trey Hubbard, left, Spcs. Jason Briggs, center, and Brandon Demeree stack flood debris into the bucket of a front-end loader operated by Sgt. John Johnson near Mohawk, N.Y., July 5, 2013. Johnson is assigned to the New York National Guard's 152nd Engineer Company and Hubbard, Briggs and Demeree are assigned to the 206th Military Police Company.

Army Pfc. Trey Hubbard, left, Spcs. Jason Briggs, center, and Brandon Demeree stack flood debris into the bucket of a front-end loader operated by Sgt. John Johnson near Mohawk, N.Y., July 5, 2013. Johnson is assigned to the New York National Guard's 152nd Engineer Company and Hubbard, Briggs and Demeree are assigned to the 206th Military Police Company.

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