Category:Aftermath of 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka

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AusAID, through CARE Australia and the UNDP provided funding for emergency assistance in the first few weeks following the 2004 tsunami. (10673084174).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.26 MB
AusAID, through CARE Australia is funding reconstruction and new permanent housing in Batticaloa (north-east Sri Lanka) for thousands of people displaced by the 2004 tsunami. (10673021075).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.02 MB
AusAID, through the UNDP is funding a fisheries microfinance project in Trincomalee, north-east Sri Lanka. (10673102274).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.25 MB
Australian aid is delivered into the Tamil Camp of Mutur following the 2004 tsunami. Sri Lanka 2005. Photo- Lorrie Graham (10673961123).jpg 2,240 × 1,488; 1.82 MB
Elephants are the national symbol of Sri Lanka. Although wild elephants like these are extremely dangerous, many trained elephants were part of the 2004 tsunami clean up effort, locating bodies. (10694332616).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.74 MB
High Commissioner for Sri Lanka, Dr Greg French, unveils the new UNDP Thampanaikulam community reconstruction project, funded by the Australian Government. (Mannar, north-west Sri Lanka.) Sri Lanka 2005. Photo- AusAID (10701157516).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.68 MB
Local villagers employed to work on the new road linking villages with the ocean. (10708648604).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.14 MB
New houses for villagers displaced by the 2004 tsunami. (10709729076).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.7 MB
New housing following 2004 tsunami (10709934603).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.24 MB
US Navy 050110-M-0764W-001 A U.S. Marine Corps amphibious vehicle prepares to bring Marines and Sailors aboard an awaiting Landing Craft Utility (LCU) at the end of the day's relief efforts in Colombo, Sri Lanka.jpg 2,019 × 1,248; 306 KB
US Navy 050110-M-0764W-017 Marines and Sailors prepare to board a Landing Craft Utility (LCU) as they complete humanitarian operations in Colombo, Sri Lanka.jpg 2,048 × 1,301; 393 KB
US Navy 050115-M-2725N-002 Marine Corps Sgt. Charles Burnette breaks apart a chunk of brick wall stuck in the earth at the Gintota Maha Vidyala School in Gintota, Sri Lanka.jpg 1,656 × 1,062; 1.26 MB
US Navy 050115-M-2725N-004 A local man and two children watch a U.S. Marine Corps bulldozer as it levels-out land next to a soon-to-be demolished structure at the Gintota Maha Vidyala School in Gintota, Sri Lanka.jpg 2,000 × 1,312; 1.18 MB
US Navy 050115-N-8252B-044 Steel Worker Clifton Wellman assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7) stacks lumber that will be used to rebuild areas affected by the tsunami that hit region on Dec. 26, 2004.jpg 2,464 × 1,632; 522 KB
US Navy 050116-M-3295H-006 Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), homeported in Gulfport, Miss., remove a bookcase from a damaged classroom.jpg 2,464 × 1,632; 2.07 MB
US Navy 050116-M-3295H-008 Seabee assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), stacks up undamaged roofing tiles from the Ahangama Primary School in Ahangama, Sri Lanka.jpg 1,632 × 2,464; 2.6 MB
US Navy 050116-M-3295H-014 Engineering Aide 3rd Class Andrew K. Ebersonan assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), throws salvaged roofing tiles to Builder 1st Class Richard L. Gravener.jpg 1,632 × 2,464; 2.37 MB
US Navy 050116-M-3295H-036 Builder 2nd Class Cortland W. Hurst assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), recover useable pieces of lumber from the badly damaged Ahangama Primary School in Ahangama, Sri Lan.jpg 2,464 × 1,632; 2.69 MB
US Navy 050116-M-3295H-037 Steelworker Seaman Joseph W. Perkovich, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), recover useable pieces of lumber from the badly damaged Ahangama Primary School in Ahangama, Sri.jpg 2,464 × 1,632; 2.15 MB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-007 Steelwoker 1st Class Lyndon Romeo of Brooklyn, N.Y., assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), salvages tile from the perimeter of a schoolhouse destroyed by the Dec. 26th Tsunam.jpg 1,224 × 1,840; 645 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-009 Builder Richard Flaws from Easley, S.C., salvages tile from a schoolhouse destroyed by the tsunami that hit the region on Dec. 26, 2004.jpg 1,224 × 1,840; 349 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-010 Construction Electrician 2nd Class Jamal Redding, from Atlanta, Ga., salvages tiles from a schoolhouse destroyed by the tsunami that hit the region on Dec. 26, 2004.jpg 1,224 × 1,840; 472 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-014 Builder 3rd Class Marcos Arreola, bottom left.jpg 1,224 × 1,840; 550 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-015 Builder Constructionman Sean Liverpool of Brooklyn, N.Y., assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), works alongside a local Sri Lankan man as they salvage tiles from the roof of.jpg 1,840 × 1,224; 537 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6843I-018 U.S. Navy Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalions Seven (NMCB-7), survey the site of a schoolhouse destroyed by the Dec. 26th Tsunami in the village of Koggala, Sri Lanka.jpg 1,840 × 1,224; 788 KB
US Navy 050116-N-6954B-001 Steelworker Constructionman Joseph Perkovich, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), Air Detachment, carries debris left over from the destruction that the tsunami caused to a.jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 3.93 MB
US Navy 050116-N-6954B-002 Steelworker Constructionman Joseph Perkovich, left, and Builder Constructionman Elliot Galloway, both assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), Air Detachment, carry debris.jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 3.59 MB
US Navy 050116-N-6954B-005 Steelworker Constructionman Nikolas Matthews, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven (NMCB-7), Air Detachment, stacks roof tiles that were removed from damaged buildings at a primary sc.jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 5.7 MB

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