Texas Loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia
Emergency Declaration, February 1, 2003
- Environmental Protection Agency Sent 1,900 Responders To Columbia Shuttle Search; Made 48,400 Debris Collections, May 5
- Recap Of The Search For Columbia Shuttle Material, May 5
- FEMA Closing Disaster Field Office In Lufkin On May 10, Apr 28
- Columbia Ground Crews Log 1.4 Million Search-Hours; Operation Functions Transitioning From FEMA To NASA In Late April, Apr 24
- Columbia Shuttle Material Reporting Hotline Will Remain Open, Apr 23
- FEMA Will Hand On-Going Recovery Operations To NASA April 30, Apr 17
- All Reported Shuttle Debris In Louisiana Has Been Picked Up, Residents Asked To Call 1-866-446-6603 To Report Future Finds, Apr 14
- Ground Crews Top 470,000 Acres Searched, 76 Percent Of Ground Search Completed; 4,900 Personnel Actively Looking For Columbia Shuttle Debris, Apr 10
- Columbia Shuttle Recovery Helicopter Air Operations Resume, Apr 8
- Columbia Recovery Dive Operations Drawing To Close, Apr 7
- FEMA Obligates $ 2.78 Million To Reimburse Local Eligible Shuttle Recovery Costs In Texas, Louisiana, Apr 2
- More than 90 Agencies Assemble to Assist in Shuttle Recovery Effort, Mar 31
- Columbia Search Helicopter Crashes, Two Die, Three Injured; Air Search Operation Suspended Pending Incident Investigation, Mar 28
- 10,000 Plus Ground Searchers, Air Teams Cover 1.7 Million Acres; More Than 42,000 Confirmed Columbia Debris Items Are Found, Mar 27
- Columbia Shuttle Recovery Operation Pulls Search Crews Nationwide, Mar 26
- Columbia Recovery Water Operations Overview, Mar 25
- Columbia Recovery Air Search Operation Overview, Mar 23
- Space Shuttle Columbia Search Records Impressive Numbers, Mar 21
- Columbia Recovery Operation Still Needs Help Finding Shuttle Material, Mar 19
- Six-Week Look Into Columbia Recovery Operation; Ground, Air Crews Top 1.5 Million Acres Searched, Mar 18
- Six-Week Look Into Columbia Recovery Operation; Ground, Air Crews Top 1 Million Acres Searched, Mar 14
- FEMA Obligates $1.15 Million To Reimburse Local Eligible Shuttle Recovery Costs In Texas, Louisiana, Mar 13
- Good Weather Makes For Good Searching; Air, Land And Water Searchers Fully Active, Mar 10
- 64 From Virginia Help With Shuttle Material Search, Mar 6
- 632 From Texas Help With Shuttle Material Search, Mar 6
- Search Crews Cover 103,000 Acres, Retrieve 22,100 Pieces Of Shuttle Material, Mar 6
- FEMA Obligates $332,000 To Reimburse Local Shuttle Recovery Efforts, Mar 5
- FEMA Obligates $245,000 To Reimburse Texas Local Eligible Shuttle Recovery Costs, Mar 4
- States, Counties Listed Where Pre Break-up Shuttle Material May Have Landed, Mar 3
- Photographs, Video, Eyewitness Reports Still Needed, Mar 1
- Good Progress Made In One Month Of Shuttle Recovery, Mar 1
- Search For Shuttle Materials Continues, Feb 27
- Corsicana Iced In, Palestine Forced To Return; Nacogdoches, Hemphill Crews In Field, Feb 25
- 3,000 Plus Ground Searchers From 38 States Hunting Columbia Debris, NASA Asks For Help From Landowners In Reporting Suspected Finds, Feb 25
- 155 Crews From 38 States Now On Ground, Feb 24
- Weather Improves Search Conditions, Feb 22
- Landowners Advised As Search Intensifies, Feb 21
- NASA Says No Need To Stop Work In Fields, But Call If Debris Found, Feb 21
- FEMA Updates Search, Find, and Secure Columbia Accident Activities, Feb 19
- FEMA Updates Search, Find, And Secure Columbia Accident Activities, Feb 18
- Shuttle Recovery Information, Feb 18
- FEMA Updates Search, Find, and Secure Columbia Accident Activities, Feb 17
- FEMA Updates Search, Find, and Secure Columbia Accident Activities, Feb 16
- NASA Asks For Continued Help From Area Residents, Feb 16
- Texas Counties May Still Contain Shuttle Material, Feb 13
- Help Available for Coping with Stress, Feb 13
- FEMA/Texas Working To Get Eligible Public Assistance Funds To Local Agencies, Feb 13
- Shuttle Damage Claims go to NASA, Feb 13
- FEMA Updates Search, Find, And Secure Activities Relating To Columbia Accident, Feb 12
- FEMA Officials Explain 'Public Assistance' Program, Feb 12
- Officials Seek Second Round of Shuttle Searches, Feb 10
- FEMA Responds To Offers Of Donated Goods and Services For Columbia Emergency, Feb 9
- No Injuries Confirmed Because Of Fallen Shuttle Materials; Citizens Urged To Avoid Contact With Unfamiliar Objects, Feb 8
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Investigation, Feb 8
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Investigation, Feb 7
- President Amends Columbia Emergency Declaration To Include All Affected States, Feb 6
- Seven West Texas Counties Alerted Of Possible Scattered Shuttle Material, Feb 6
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Emergency [4:00 p.m. Release], Feb 6
- Columbia Material Collection Guidelines: Fact Sheet, Feb 5
- Substantial New Resources Committed To Expedite Search And Collection Effort For Columbia Material, Feb 5
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Emergency [4:00 p.m. Release], Feb 4
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Emergency [11:00 a.m. Release], Feb 4
- FEMA Updates Search, Find And Secure Activities For Columbia Emergency [4:00 p.m. Release], Feb 3
- FEMA Establishes Joint Information Center For Columbia Debris Search, Find, And Secure Mission At Lufkin Civic Center, Feb 3
- FEMA Continues To Coordinate Actions To Assist State And Local Authorities In Search, Find And Secure Mission For Columbia Debris, Feb 3
- FEMA Puts Federal Resources Into Action To Assist State And Local Authorities In Search, Find And Secure Mission For Columbia Debris, Feb 2
- President Bush Declares Emergency In Texas And Louisiana In Response To Space Shuttle Tragedy, Feb 1
- FEMA To Lead Search, Find, And Secure Mission Following Space Shuttle Tragedy, Feb 1
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