FOR MEDIA RELEASE
04 March 2022 LAST 24
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Follow-on Aerial Recovery Group (ARG) team members are enroute and the Mission Leader has made it across the border. Contact with the advanced recon team has taken place and brief backs have begun. The Polish team house was found to be unsuitable for operations and an alternative was identified and secured. Meetings with Ukrainian authorities have been set for early morning of the 5th of March. Aerial team expects to be fully mission capable within the next 48 hours. Global Empowerment mission has sent medical supplies, equipment and food which was delivered by ARG to a Lviv church partner. Additional larger distribution locations need to be scouted and large areas to hold refugees coming west on the Ukrainian side of the border. Pre-coordination to include flights have been made with the Medical Support team and they...
FOR MEDIA RELEASE
03 March 2022 LAST 24
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HIGHLIGHTS
FOR MEDIA RELEASE
02 March 2022 LAST 24
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HIGHLIGHTS
FOR MEDIA RELEASE
01 March 2022 LAST 48
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Aerial Recovery Group’s follow on team has successfully linked up with advanced reconnaissance team. Information has been passed off, and current plans are moving forward as expected. Due to increased requests for support, Aerial will be immediately deploying an additional support team. Donations will be needed to support operations.
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CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
23 August 2021 LAST 24
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The Aerial Recovery Group Team (Aerial) conducted medical transports to patients who were identified in the harder to reach areas of Port Louis de Sud and surrounding communities. Medical supplies were restocked and information gathered during the clearance of the mountains in the circles below was distributed to Mission of Hope for the coordination of aid to be airlifted in. Aerial also conducted a link up with four additional team members to increase the search ability. Two areas of interest were identified for the next 48-72 hours worth of missions.
Circles depict the areas cleared in previous operations
Circles indicate areas to be searched in the next 72 hours
08:00 EDT: Aerial Departed to Saint-Louis-de-SuD to link up with the three patients from the last reporting period to provide transport to them to higher care at the...
CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
22 August 2021 LAST 24
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The Aerial Recovery Group Team (Aerial) continues to focus its efforts to provide medical evaluations to those in the hardest to reach areas. Aerial concentrated on the Cherette and Semaille areas north of Saint-Louis-de-Sud during this reporting period. Aerial’s Haiti on-the-ground response is led by retired Green Beret Jeremy Locke who is working with small village guides to get to the most remote areas in search of those too injured to travel through the difficult terrain and coordinate Air Medevac to get them to hospital. ***Please reach out to him if you know of such places.
Circles depict the areas searched by Aerial Dismounted team
08:00 EDT: Aerial Departed to Saint-Louis-de-SuD to link up with pre-organized guides to start dismounted search in the Cherette area. (Same mission set as last reporting period.) After link-up was...
CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
21 August 2021 LAST 24
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The Aerial Recovery Group Team (Aerial) has refocused its efforts to provide medical evaluations to those in the hardest to reach areas. Aerial concentrated on the Coral Henry area north of Saint-Louis-de-Sud during this reporting period. Aerial’s Haiti on-the-ground response is led by retired Green Beret Jeremy Locke who is working with small village guides to get to the most remote areas in search of those too injured to travel through the difficult terrain and coordinate Air Medevac to get them to hospital.
20 Aug 2021 dismounted search area depicted in white circle
07:00 EDT: Aerial Departed to Saint-Louis-de-SuD to link up with pre-organized guides to start dismounted search in the Coral Henry area. After link-up was made the team pushed to the vehicle drop off area and headed into the mountains with the primary mission to locate...
CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
19 August 2021 LAST 24
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The Aerial Recovery Group Team (Team Aerial) continues to serve the people of Haiti through casualty evacuation (CASEVAC), resupply, Search and Rescue (SAR) and emergency field medicine operations. The team led Jeremy Locke (Chief of Operations) expanded it’s area of operations east from Les Cayes to Saint-Louis-du-Sud and some of the more rural agricultural villages in that surrounding area. Aerial concurrently provided distribution assistance and security for Global Empowerment Mission as their team arrived during this reporting period.
07:00 EDT: Team Aerial Departed with vehicles, drivers and a doctor provided by Mission of Hope and Jack Brewer from the Jack Brewer Foundation to the Mission of Hope warehouse and then to the Les Cayes City Center to pick up supplies for the day’s operations. The teams secured dry...
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HLZ Tamara (Marcline, SUD, Haiti).pdf
Haiti One SITREP 08-18-2021.pdf
CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
18 August 2021 LAST 24
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The joint Aerial Recovery Group (Team Aerial) and Jack Brewer Foundation (JBF) team continued medical evacuation and resupply missions working with Mission of Hope in and around Les Cayes, Haiti. Team Aerial has visited multiple collapsed buildings finding that heavy equipment is needed in most situations. Team Aerial has not found any signs of life, but has identified areas of interest (probable cadaver recovery sites) through witness statements and signs of death which will be passed to follow-on teams with cadaver dog capabilities. As of this reporting period, Team Aerial shifted from SAR as a primary mission to Casevac operations as a primary with the SAR capability on hand for hasty missions.
Probable...
HaitiOne Field Report, Les Cayes, 8.17.21.docx
CURRENT SITUATION & SUMMARY
17 August 2021 LAST 24
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The joint Aerial Recovery Group (Team Aerial) and Jack Brewer Foundation team continued medical evacuation and resupply missions working with Mission of Hope in and around Les Cayes, Haiti. SAR combined with medical casevac/medevac and other medical missions are of the highest priority within the region. Every hospital in the area has either received structural damage, is under-staffed, overwhelmed with patients, has intermittent to no electricity, under equipped or a combination of all of these factors. It was determined to best facilitate the day’s mission Team Aerial would move into split team operations (Team A,Team B). Team A to assist with patient evacuation and coordinations and Team B to focus on resupply, casevac and shelter construction.
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