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Tuscaloosa Tornado
Tornado Devastation
Homes were completely torn apart in the tornado.
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Damaged Vehicles
This image shows the damage done to a Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue fire engine.
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Storm's Aftermath
This is a photo of the Curry Building in Tuscaloosa. This building houses our EMA as well as the Environmental Services department for Tuscaloosa. The building took a direct hit from the April 27 tornado at approximately 5:15 p.m. Several departments, including Fire and Police, stored equipment in this building.
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