Me neither and I do emergency planning and disaster preparadness on our base. It's the kind of thing you have to think of before the event, not after. I do know that lack of water has to be at the critical point right now. I think I'd be dropping all water at this point with limited food. Boiling would be good too, I'm surprised you don't see more fires on the little ground that is left than you do on TV.
My wife and I were having pretty much the same discussion going on here regarding what to do. Where can you drive in from? Where can you land a helicopter with all the FOD, airstrips are underwater, boats have to be airboats or flat bottom because props get stuck in the debris. Hard enough as is, now people are shooting at you. God bless those Coast Gaurd, Navy and Army guys down there. I only wish we could send in the Marines, but that seems unlikely according to dculkin's post above. Could you grant leave for the military folks and then deputize into the state police? Just speculation, all that can be done from here. I'm rooting for the 300 state troopers back from Iraq though, I'm sure they learned a thing or two about urban warfare there.

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