File:2010 Haiti earthquake relief efforts by the US Army.jpg

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Dansk: US Army soldater hjælpe besætningen på en US Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon helikopter fra hangarskibet USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) losse mad og forsyninger i lufthavnen i Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

English: U.S. Army soldiers help the crew of a U.S. Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopter from the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) unload food and supplies at the airport in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Français : Soldats américains déchargeant des vivres d'un MH-53E Sea Dragon venant du porte-avion USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70).

Suomi: Yhdysvaltain sotilaat purkavat avustuskuormaa ruuhkaisella Port-au-Princen lentokentällä.

Nederlands: Hulpgoederen worden aangevoerd door het Amerikaanse leger.

Русский: Солдаты армии США помогают экипажу вертолета MH-53E Sea Dragon с авианосца «Карл Винсон» в разгрузке продовольствия в аэропорту Порт-о-Пренса, Гаити.

Date

15 January 2010

Source

http://www.navy.mil; VIRIN: 100115-N-4774B-445

Author

Daniel Barker, U.S. Navy

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- Jordskælvet i Haiti 2010
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- Erdbeben in Haiti 2010
- Diskussion:Erdbeben in Haiti 2010/Archiv
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- Haitin maanjäristys 2010
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- Haitin maanjäristyksen uhriluku nousee, juomaveden saatavuus heikko
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- Opération Réponse unifiée
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- Haïti : 7 500 soldats américains supplémentaires attendus
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- Gempa bumi Haiti 2010
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- Aardbeving Haïti 2010
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- 2010 Haiti earthquake
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- Jordbävningen i Haiti 2010

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