Here you can see the hospital that was hit and then caught fire. There is a 6 mile by 3/4 mile stretch of nothing but this. Piles of rubble. This was taken three days after the tornado, you can see that they've cleared the streets so that people can return to their 'homes' to try to salvage anything. I friend of mine found an X-ray from the hospital all the way over in Springfield and I found a piece of an airplane.

I was out right after the tornado, 20 minutes or so, and stayed out that night and the following days/nights digging through rubble. I found a child under a refrigerator and with some other samaritan freed the child, but then there was so much else to do and so much chaos. I gave bloody people rides to the nearest hospital (obviously not the one pictured) some were pretty bad. One woman had her arms heavily lacerated and it was obvious her arms and hand bones were shattered, she kept asking me about the apartment building her daughter lived in over and over and over again (she was deeply in shock) I did not have the heart to tell her that the apartment her daughter lived in was completely leveled. I washed glass out of people's faces and hands. I watched thr main hospital burn. A lot of people are missing, a lot of people have been found dead.
For the most part now three days later I'm helping chainsaw the downed trees and further clean road access. I don't know if we will find more survivors buried in the mess. I pray anyone trapped is still alive and we will find them.