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Tsunami victims receive relief supplies
distributed by USNS Rainier's Helicopter
Combat Support Squadron 11 in Lamno, 26
miles south of Banda Aceh, Indonesia,
January 5, 2005. The hungry scavenged
for food and water and the wounded
flooded hospitals in Indonesia's Aceh on
Wednesday, as a global relief effort
staggered to help survivors of the
tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary of
State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
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Tsunami victims fight for their boxes of
relief supplies provided by USNS Rainier'
s Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11
in Lamno, 26 miles south of Banda Aceh,
Indonesia, January 5, 2005. The hungry
scavenged for food and water and the
wounded flooded hospitals in Indonesia's
Aceh on Wednesday, as a global relief
effort staggered to help survivors of
the tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary
of State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
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Tsunami refugees smile after receiving a
box of biscuits distributed by USNS
Rainier's Helicopter Combat Support
Squadron 11 in Panga, 60 miles south of
Banda Aceh, Indonesia January 5, 2005.
Some 2,500 lbs of rice and biscuits were
distributed to the people. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
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Aviation Machinist's Mate Third Class
Jason Shireman, USNS Rainier's
Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11
Second Crewman from San Diego,
California, looks down as he delivers
supplies above northern Sumatra islands,
Indonesia, January 5, 2005. The hungry
scavenged for food and water and the
wounded flooded hospitals in Indonesia's
Aceh on Wednesday, as a global relief
effort staggered to help survivors of
the tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary
of State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
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Tsunami victims receive boxes of
biscuits by USNS Rainier's Helicopter
Combat Support Squadron 11 in Lamno, 26
miles south of Banda Aceh, Indonesia,
January 5, 2005. The hungry scavenged
for food and water and the wounded
flooded hospitals in Indonesia's Aceh on
Wednesday, as a global relief effort
staggered to help survivors of the
tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary of
State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
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Tsunami refugees smile after receiving a
box of biscuits distributed by USNS
Rainier's Helicopter Combat Support
Squadron 11 in Panga, 60 miles south of
Banda Aceh, Indonesia January 5, 2005. U.
S. Secretary of State Colin Powell saw
the devastation of tsunami-hit Asia on
Wednesday and found it more horrible
than the war he had witnessed during
decades as a soldier. REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
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A tsunami victim embraces Aviation
Machinist's Mate Third Class Jason
Shireman, USNS Rainier's Helicopter
Combat Support Squadron 11 Second
Crewman from San Diego, California,
after arriving to distribute supplies in
Lamno, 26 miles south of Banda Aceh,
Indonesia, January 5, 2005. The hungry
scavenged for food and water and the
wounded flooded hospitals in Indonesia's
Aceh on Wednesday, as a global relief
effort staggered to help survivors of
the tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary
of State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
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USNS Rainier's Helicopter Combat Support
Squadron 11 distributes supplies to
Tsunami victims in Lamno, 26 miles south
of Banda Aceh, Indonesia, January 5,
2005.The hungry scavenged for food and
water and the wounded flooded hospitals
in Indonesia's Aceh on Wednesday, as a
global relief effort staggered to help
survivors of the tsunami catastrophe. U.
S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, who
took a helicopter tour over Aceh's
ruined provincial capital, said he has
never seen anything like it.
REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
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Senior Chief Ray Adams, USNS Rainier's
Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11
Crew Chief, from San Diego, California
waves to the tsunami victims after
distributing supplies in Panga, 60 miles
south of Banda Aceh, Indonesia, January
5, 2005.The hungry scavenged for food
and water and the wounded flooded
hospitals in Indonesia's Aceh on
Wednesday, as a global relief effort
staggered to help survivors of the
tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary of
State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
REF: LIN36D
Tsunami victims receive relief supplies
distributed by USNS Rainier's Helicopter
Combat Support Squadron 11 in Lamno, 26
miles south of Banda Aceh, Indonesia,
January 5, 2005. The hungry scavenged
for food and water and the wounded
flooded hospitals in Indonesia's Aceh on
Wednesday, as a global relief effort
staggered to help survivors of the
tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary of
State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
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Tsunami victims are seen in this aerial
photo as USNS Rainier's Helicopter
Combat Support Squadron 11 flies above
northern Sumatra islands to distribute
relief supplies, Indonesia, January 5,
2005.The hungry scavenged for food and
water and the wounded flooded hospitals
in Indonesia's Aceh on Wednesday, as a
global relief effort staggered to help
survivors of the tsunami catastrophe. U.
S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, who
took a helicopter tour over Aceh's
ruined provincial capital, said he has
never seen anything like it. REUTERS/
Yuriko
Nakao
REF: LIN35D
Tsunami victims fight for their boxes of
relief supplies provided by USNS Rainier'
s Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11
in Lamno, 26 miles south of Banda Aceh,
Indonesia, January 5, 2005. The hungry
scavenged for food and water and the
wounded flooded hospitals in Indonesia's
Aceh on Wednesday, as a global relief
effort staggered to help survivors of
the tsunami catastrophe. U.S. Secretary
of State Colin Powell, who took a
helicopter tour over Aceh's ruined
provincial capital, said he has never
seen anything like it. REUTERS/Yuriko
Nakao
REF: LIN44D
