Joint-Task Force Haiti coordinate first air delivery

In response to the earthquake that devastated Haiti Jan. 12, the first humanitarian air drop of supplies took place Jan. 18 from Pope as part of Operation Unified Response.A task initiated and planned by the18th Air Force, Headquarters Air Mobility Command and the 618th Tanker Airlift Control

43rd SFS supports Operation Unified Response

Since the surge of relief effort to the earthquake ravaged Haiti, the 43rd Security Forces Squadron has amplified their operations tempo in support of Operation Unified Response.Every Air Force flight landing at the Toussaint Louverture International (Port Au Prince) Airport is accompanied by

Air delivery mission continues in Haiti

AMC provides airlift for Americans in Haiti

Pope flightline becomes staging area for Operation Unified Response

Humanitarian assistance, disaster relief continues in Haiti

Supporting those who support those in need

Ever since word got out about the 7.0 magnitude earth quake 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-and-hand with Army personnel from Fort Bragg to ship Airmen, Soldiers and

Pope Airmen make a difference

Since being tapped to assist with relief efforts after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti Jan. 12, Pope has been a hub of activity. Twenty six aircraft have been launched, 487 passengers transported and 102.87 short tons of cargo including equipment, supplies, food and water have been moved

Pope, Bragg provide key step in Haiti humanitarian relief

Members of the 440th Airlift Wing, with a combination of 95th and 2nd Airlift Squadron personnel departed Pope on a C-130 early Jan. 14 transporting approximately 61 Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg.The mission was to deliver the Soldiers to Port-au-Prince, Haiti to help support

Air Force mobility aircraft, personnel poised to support Haiti relief operations

Air Mobility Command forces are actively working to support relief operations in Haiti after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated the Caribbean nation Tuesday, according to AMC officials. President Barack Obama directed a swift, coordinated effort from the U.S., saying "the people of Haiti will