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Tom Jachman

Atlanta, GA

Tom Jachman

Tom is a photographer who started with Fox News Channel in October of 1996 based first in the Chicago bureau and now in the Atlanta bureau. He has had a front seat to many national and international news events including hurricane Katrina, the coverage of the terrorist attacks in New York and Pakistan and 3 Presidential elections.

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September 15, 2010 12:27 PM

Birds Vs. History

Before World War II Harris Neck, Georgia was a small community of former slaves and their families who fished and lived off their very rural property. After Pearl Harbor, the government took the land from the residents of Harris Neck for a ... read more



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September 2, 2010 2:10 PM

Kill Devil Hills Prepares For Earl

Kill Devil Hills, NC Hurricane Earl is a powerful storm that will bring strong winds of 100 mph or more to the Outer Banks of North Carolina later Thursday night. In the communities of the Outer Banks, residents are preparing for the storm:  buying water, flashlights, generators and many other essentials. Despite mandatory evacuations for all visitors in Dare County, ... read more



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August 23, 2010 11:04 AM

King of Pops Plays Joblessness Coolly

On a noisy street corner in Atlanta, people are finding a new way to beat the sizzling summer heat.  And a simple treat like a popsicle is becoming an entirely new career for a young entrepreneur.   Steven Carse was an AIG employee who lost his job and then instead of joining the ranks of the unemployed he and his brother Nick started their own business. They call it ... read more



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August 20, 2010 2:43 PM

Civil War Prison Unearthed

Archaeologists from Georgia Southern University have unearthed relics from a Confederate prison in Magnolia Springs State Park near Millen, GA. Their discovery was unveiled to the public this week.  The graduate students who made the find told stories of the relics, and what they tell us about life for more than 10,000 Federal troops who were imprisoned there. At the time ... read more



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June 9, 2010 2:43 PM

Small River Community Won’t Wait to Fight

Magnolia Springs Alabama isn't waiting for help from BP or the Federal Government.  Neither is it waiting for the oil to reach it's pristine shores. The small town which sits on Weeks Bay, a national estuary fed by the waters of the Magnolia River, has parked barges and oil absorbing booms at the mouth of the bay ready to deploy at a moments notice.  Town officials will ... read more



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June 7, 2010 1:15 PM

Pelican Washing Shows Gulf Casualties

Boothville, LA Hundreds of pelicans and other seabirds have been rescued and are being cleaned by a team of bird rescue specialists from the International Bird Rescue Research Center. The oil from the Deepwater Horizon is expected to affect birds and other wildlife from Texas to Florida. Over 1,100 birds, turtles, reptiles and dolphins have been collected. The birds ... read more



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March 24, 2010 9:25 AM

A Job Fair Fashion Show

  There are more than 2 million unemployed people who are 55 and older and the AARP is launching a job fair in 19 states across the country to try to help them find work. In February, the unemployment rate for workers older than 55 climbed to 7.1 percent from 6.8 in January. That's higher than it's ever been since the 1940's, but lower than the overall national rate, ... read more



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March 10, 2010 5:06 PM

Female Military Aviators Receive the Gold

When 89 year-old Bee Haydu stepped into the captain's seat of an Air Tran 717 aircraft she calmly said "I've got one in."  Haydu's experienced hands gripped the yoke of the 717 but it ... read more



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January 29, 2010 2:49 PM

Aboard the USS Bataan the Powerhouse Rules

Jim Thomas, Master Chief Machinist Mate aboard the USS Bataan, is proud of his crew. When Operation Unified Response was launched, to help the people of Haiti, Thomas and his crew of 60 ... read more



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January 4, 2010 5:13 PM

Reinventing Your Career

Michael Gross was a successful mortgage broker and his wife had a career as an architect. Then last year the recession hit. They both took a hit at their jobs and have had to reinvent their professional skills. Watch the video below to see what the ... read more