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Helping India’s Earthquake Victims


The worst earthquake to hit India in over 50 years devastated the western state of Gujarat on 26 January 2001



U.S. sailors use a local Indian ferry to transfer donated U.S. relief supplies destined for India’s earthquake victims.




A Pakistani Air Force C-130 aircraft delivers tents, blankets and medical supplies for Indian earthquake victims.



Members of the Japan Self-Defense Force demonstrate how to set up tents donated by Japan.



The Indian Air Force flew over 500 loads of relief supplies directly into the earthquake zone.


The Indian Army deployed more than 23,000 troops to the affected area to search the rubble and assist victims.



U.S. sailors of the USS Cowpens (CG 63) form a human chain to unload bundles of blankets for India’s earthquake victims.



Indian military and civilian medical personnel aided victims under extremely difficult circumstances.



A Republic of Singapore Air Force C-130 arrives with relief goods donated by Singapore.



The U.S. Air Force airlifted tons of humanitarian relief supplies to Ahmedabad. Here a refurbished U.S. military truck is unloaded from a U.S. Air Force C-5 as part of U.S. donated earthquake relief supplies.

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