[Marinir] [T-net] Pertolongan Internasional utk korban Tsunami Aceh

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From:  "Nashar" <nashar at hotelsalak.co.id>
Date:  Mon Jan 3, 2005  5:21 am ; Msg #  30824
Subject:  Pertolongan Internasional untuk korban Tsunami di Aceh

Australian Defence Force helping tsunami victims in Sumatra

The Minister for Defence, Senator Robert Hill, announced on 27 December
2004 the participation of the Australian Defence Force in international
humanitarian relief operations for the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean
tsunami.

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) contribution to humanitarian relief
operations following the Indian Ocean tsunami continues to increase with
personnel, equipment and supplies now being moved into affected areas.

As part of the Australian Government's national response, the ADF
continues to work with Indonesian authorities in particular, to bring help
to
the people of Sumatra (Operation Sumatra Assist).

While a number of nations have been affected by the devastating tsunami,
through international agreement, Australia is focusing its initial effort on
providing assistance in Sumatra.

Since the Minister for Defence, Senator Robert Hill, announced the
contribution of four C-130 Hercules transport aircraft last week, the ADF
contribution has continued to build up.

In addition to the Australian contribution, the New Zealand Government has
supplied a Royal New Zealand Air Force C-130, which has been added to the
four
Australian aircraft. All are working with Indonesian authorities as part of
a
combined Australian and New Zealand Task Force.

The ADF has now committed the following assets and personnel to Operation
Sumatra Assist:

In Indonesia

a.. 4 C-130 Hercules transport aircraft (plus 1 RNZAF C-130)
b.. 2 C-130 Hercules transport aircraft to an air bridge between
Australia and Indonesia.
c.. 1 Boeing 707 transport aircraft
d.. 1 Beech 350 'King Air' light utility aircraft
e.. Water purification plant
f.. Medical teams
g.. Engineering personnel
h.. Logistics/loading personnel
In transit

a.. HMAS Kanimbla - ETD Sydney 31/12/04 and then from Darwin 8/1/05 with
a planned arrival off Aceh around 14/1/05
a.. 2 Sea King helicopters
b.. 2 large landing craft (LCM8)
c.. Medical facilities and personnel
d.. Accommodation
e.. Communications
f.. Stores
g.. Self-sustaining floating base
b.. Field hospital (Health Support Company) - ETD Sunday 2 January 2005
a.. 55 beds
b.. Surgeons
c.. Intensive care
d.. Resuscitation
e.. X-Ray facilities
f.. Pathology
c.. 4 UH-1H Iroquois helicopters (Due to depart Monday 3 January 2005)
d.. Around 600 ADF personnel working around Australia to support the
operation in Sumatra
Operation Tsunami Assist

Map of area of humanitarian relief operations in northern Sumatra,
Indonesia (2.7Mb)

Media releases:
Update-Defence Support to Tsunami Relief in Aceh
Australian Defence Force to Help Sumatra's Tsunami Victims
Australia Continues Post-Tsunami Support in Indonesia
ONGOING ADF SUPPORT TO INDONESIA
HMAS KANIMBLA TO SAIL FOR INDONESIA
DEFENCE MEDICAL TEAM TO DEPLOY TO SUMATRA
Update Defence Support to Tsunami Relief in Aceh

MPEG videos:

29 December:
C-130 Arrives in Medan Sumatra (2.38 MB)
C-130 flies over destruction in Aceh (2.20 MB)
C-130 Distraibuting aid in Aceh (2.70 MB)
C-130 uplifting displaced people from Aceh (3.39 MB)

31 December:
C-130 loading relief supplies in Medan Sumatra (3.47 MB)
C-130 Landing in Aceh (3.22 MB)
C-130 unloading relief supplies in Aceh (3.39 MB)
Army water purification plant arrives in Aceh (1.40 MB)




03 JAN 2005
Operation Tsunami Assist
10 images


03 JAN 2005
Operation Tsunami Assist
8 images


02 JAN 2005
Operation Tsunami Assist
10 images


31 DEC 2004
Operation Tsunami Assist
5 images


31 DEC 2004
Operation Tsunami Assist
7 images


30 DEC 2004
Operation Tsunami Assist
14 images


29 DEC 2004
Operation Tsunami Assist
3 images


28 DEC 2004
Operation Tsunami Assist
3 images