Thousands wait to be evacuated from the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, September 2, 2005. An emergency military convoy of aid supplies arrived in flooded New Orleans on Thursday to help in the relief of tens of thousands of refugees made desperate in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. REUTERS//David J. Phillip/Pool
Thousands wait to be evacuated from the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, September 2, 2005. Hurricane Katrina's devastation of New Orleans -- and the delay helping stranded people get out or even get water and food -- is raising doubts that U.S. cities may be ill-prepared to cope with a potentially worse disaster: a major attack. (/David J. Phillip/Pool/Reuters)
Hurricane Katrina refugees wait to be evacuated from the New Orleans Superdome. Thousands of National Guard troops moved into New Orleans to restore order to the hurricane-battered city where terrified survivors dodged looters, roaming gangs and gunmen.(AFP/Pool/David J. Phillip)
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