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  • Supporting those who support those in need

    Ever since word got out about the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that devastated the island nation of Haiti, Pope has been in a state of organized chaos. Both Air Force active duty and Reserve personnel have been working hand in hand with Army personnel from Fort Bragg to ship Airmen, Soldiers and cargo,

  • JB MDL military, civilian leaders assess, plan relief ops

    Base leaders met with civilian representatives today to assess current operations and plan for further support in response to the 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Haiti Tuesday.The tri-service installation has been a departure point for military personnel providing in-country support and transport of

  • New Jersey base gets evacuees from Haiti on road home

    A flight carrying 44 evacuees arrived here late Saturday in a continuing effort to assist U.S. citizens in Haiti after the country was devastated by a 7.0-maginitude earthquake Tuesday.JB MDL personnel, along with civilian agencies and individual volunteers, have assisted nearly 500 people evacuated

  • Air Mobility Command provides shelter, medical care to Haitian evacuees

    Air Mobility Command delivered much needed relief supplies including shelter and immediate medical care to hundreds flown into Haiti this weekend as the command continues to transport support personnel and life-saving supplies into the earthquake-ravaged country.A C-32 carrying 22 earthquake

  • JB MDL welcomes evacuees from Haiti

    Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst welcomed more than 250 evacuees from Haiti this morning following a 7.0-magnitude earthquake there. The Joint Base is facilitating support efforts with various governmental and civilian organizations to ensure the evacuees are properly cared for. The team has

  • AMC continues to deliver in support of Haiti earthquake relief operations

    Since relief operations began Jan. 13, AMC aircraft have delivered more than 340 passengers and 323 tons of emergency cargo to Haiti. During the past 24 hours, efforts have primarily focused on delivering FEMA teams; deployable joint command and control teams; and U.S. Soldiers.At Joint Base

  • Air Force aircaft, crews airlift injured from Haiti

    An Air Force C-130 Hercules and its crew airlifted four injured civilians from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., early Sunday, as part of on-going U.S. efforts to provide relief in the quake-stricken region.The patients suffered injuries ranging from crushed limbs to broken bones

  • McGuire Airmen provide earthquake relief

    Air Mobility Command's 621st Contingency Response Wing stationed here will deploy Airmen to Haiti today in the wake of the country's 7.0-magnitude earthquake.Members are deploying to facilitate humanitarian airlift operations and aid in providing ground support to the people of Haiti.More than 100

  • New group commander 'a living example' of family values

    The Charleston AFB family offered a warm welcome to the new commander of the 437th Operations Group Dec. 21 during a change of command ceremony here.Col. Robert Holba, formerly the chief of the Air Mobility Division for the 617th Air Operations Center, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, assumed command of