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Inside Hurricane Katrina [a look back at the devastation caused by nature's fury]
"Its path and power were known. Its imminent arrival was certain. Yet somehow, when Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Louisiana coast with Category 4 winds and a storm surge that would drown most of New Orleans, no one was prepared for the chaos it unleashed. Now relive the onslaught of the monster storm that blind-sided America, caught officials off guard, and doomed thousands of victims in one of the most devastating natural disasters of modern times. National Geographic takes you Inside Hurricane Katrina to shed new light on the fateful decisions of those in charge, and the desperate struggles of those fighting to survive the awesome impact of one of nature's ultimate weapons of mass destruction. This Commemorative Edition includes the bonus program, Drowning New Orleans"--Container.
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- ""Its path and power were known. Its imminent arrival was certain. Yet somehow, when Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Louisiana coast with Category 4 winds and a storm surge that would drown most of New Orleans, no one was prepared for the chaos it unleashed. Now relive the onslaught of the monster storm that blind-sided America, caught officials off guard, and doomed thousands of victims in one of the most devastating natural disasters of modern times. National Geographic takes you Inside Hurricane Katrina to shed new light on the fateful decisions of those in charge, and the desperate struggles of those fighting to survive the awesome impact of one of nature's ultimate weapons of mass destruction. This Commemorative Edition includes the bonus program, Drowning New Orleans"--Container."@en
- "Using comprehensive analysis of events, hours of government audio tapes, and personal interviews, National Geographic takes viewers into the eye of Katrina to uncover the decisions and circumstances that determined the fate of the Gulf residents."@en
- "A comprehensive look at Hurricane Katrina, from the warning conditions before the storm to the chaos afterward."