Missouri Army National Guard Liaison Officers (LNOs) from Task Force 110 responded to a call of an overtop levee or possible breech on levee L550, located just west of Phelps City near the border with Nebraska. The LNOs coordinated with local authorities during the event. Guardsmen were posted near the levee access as a public safety precaution. The Missouri National Guard will continue to assist local authorities in keeping the citizens of Missouri as safe as possible until released by those authorities and Gov. Jay Nixon. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Craig L. Collins, 70th MPAD) Miss

Missouri Army National Guard Liaison Officers (LNOs) from Task Force 110 responded to a call of an overtop levee or possible breech on levee L550, located just west of Phelps City near the border with Nebraska. The LNOs coordinated with local authorities during the event. Guardsmen were posted near the levee access as a public safety precaution. The Missouri National Guard will continue to assist local authorities in keeping the citizens of Missouri as safe as possible until released by those authorities and Gov. Jay Nixon. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Craig L. Collins, 70th MPAD) Miss Stock Photo

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Missouri Army National Guard Liaison Officers (LNOs) from Task Force 110 responded to a call of an overtop levee or possible breech on levee L550, located just west of Phelps City near the border with Nebraska. The LNOs coordinated with local authorities during the event. Guardsmen were posted near the levee access as a public safety precaution. The Missouri National Guard will continue to assist local authorities in keeping the citizens of Missouri as safe as possible until released by those authorities and Gov. Jay Nixon. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Craig L. Collins, 70th MPAD) Missouri Guardsmen respond to levee overtop 417929

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