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National Guardsman was attacked with a metal rod, the National Guard put up barbed wire barricades to separate and protect themselves from the other people in the dome, and blocked people from exiting. The attacker was later jailed.
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Superdome would be used as a public shelter. Approximately 10,000 residents, along with about 150 National Guardsmen, sheltered in the Superdome anticipating Katrina's landfall. Security checks were conducted, and people with medical illnesses or disabilities were moved to one
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Superdome began to fill slowly with water, though it remained confined only to the field level. Later that day, Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco ordered New Orleans to be completely evacuated. By this time, the population of the dome had nearly doubled within two days to
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1934:on February 16, 2006
1727:Houston Public Media
1390:on September 5, 2005
1088:Downtown New Orleans
912:in Mobile, Alabama.
910:Ladd–Peebles Stadium
886:Independence Stadium
608:Mayor of New Orleans
422:at Wikimedia Commons
89:improve this article
3367:New Orleans Hornets
3362:Louisiana Superdome
2976:Minneapolis Miracle
2746:Metairie, Louisiana
2648:. November 28, 2005
2646:Southern University
2475:on November 8, 2005
2442:on October 26, 2005
2157:. September 2, 2005
1812:. September 2, 2005
1702:. September 1, 2005
1594:. September 6, 2005
1493:"Katrina Takes Aim"
1383:National Geographic
1322:. August 30, 2005.
1090:on August 31, 2005.
983:, which pitted the
941:Southern University
786:Professional sports
653:to ease the smell.
487:Louisiana Superdome
332:New Orleans Hornets
3372:New Orleans Saints
2718:New Orleans Saints
2500:The New York Times
2435:The Times-Picayune
2219:The New York Times
1503:on January 9, 2006
1497:The Times-Picayune
902:Joe Aillet Stadium
802:New Orleans Saints
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523:St. Tammany Parish
337:New Orleans Saints
3448:Caesars Superdome
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3377:Tulane University
3315:Political effects
3279:Hurricane Katrina
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3012:Minnesota Vikings
3002:Carolina Panthers
2826:Caesars Superdome
2742:Headquartered in
2192:978-0-533-15852-2
2185:. Vantage Press.
2090:Los Angeles Times
1809:Houston Chronicle
1472:POLITICO Magazine
1072:New Orleans Arena
874:Tulane University
869:Tulane Green Wave
781:Closed for events
775:The Seattle Times
595:Hurricane Katrina
544:Hurricane Katrina
503:Hurricane Georges
491:Hurricane Katrina
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2919:A Saintly Switch
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627:Michael D. Brown
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