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    JTF Matthew [Image 15 of 18]

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    The image shows a hillside settlement that has been severely damaged, likely by a tropical cyclone or hurricane. Multiple small structures with corrugated metal roofing are visible in various states of destruction, surrounded by snapped and fallen trees stripped of their foliage. Debris, scattered belongings, and downed timber cover the landscape, indicating a recent and powerful natural disaster.

    ANSE-D’HAINAULT, HAITI

    10.18.2016

    Photo by Gary J Ward 

    Defense Imagery Management Operations Center     

    An MV-22B Osprey, assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 365 (VMM-365) flies over Anse-d’Hainault. JTF Matthew was a U.S. Southern Command lead humanitarian assistance, disaster relief effort in Haiti following Hurricane Matthew. Matthew was a category 4 hurricane that formed in the Western Atlantic Ocean and affected Haiti, eastern Cuba, and the Bahamas before moving up the southeast coast of the United States. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Gary J. Ward)

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    Date Taken: 10.18.2016
    Date Posted: 10.19.2016 21:25
    Photo ID: 2931984
    VIRIN: 161018-N-VR583-356
    Resolution: 4173x2808
    Size: 1.19 MB
    Location: ANSE-D’HAINAULT, HT
    Web Views: 74
    Downloads: 8

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    An aerial photograph taken from inside a military or rescue helicopter showing a densely populated coastal town that has suffered severe storm damage. The vegetation on surrounding hillsides is stripped bare, roofs are damaged or missing, and widespread structural destruction is visible throughout the settlement. This appears to be post-hurricane or typhoon disaster assessment or relief operations.
    A military helicopter crew member is observing a small, densely populated island from the cockpit during what appears to be a reconnaissance or disaster assessment mission. The island, visible through the cockpit window, shows signs of significant storm or hurricane damage with destroyed rooftops. The turquoise shallow reef waters surrounding the island are clearly visible from low altitude.
    A panoramic aerial or low-altitude photograph, likely taken from a helicopter, showing a large crowd of people gathered along the edge of an open grassy field. A pile of bundled supplies (likely relief packages) is visible on the ground in the foreground. The surrounding trees appear stripped of foliage, consistent with post-cyclone or hurricane damage.
    Two military personnel in flight suits and helmets are unloading a large white humanitarian aid sack from a military helicopter to a civilian. The sack bears partial blue lettering consistent with UN/WFP (World Food Programme) markings, suggesting this is a disaster relief or humanitarian aid operation. The setting appears to be an outdoor field with storm-damaged vegetation visible in the background.
    A military helicopter (numbered '30') has landed on a grassy field where personnel in flight suits and tactical gear are unloading cardboard boxes, assisted by local civilians. The scene appears to be a humanitarian aid delivery operation, with a human chain formed to pass supplies from the aircraft. The background shows storm-damaged or sparse vegetation on hillsides, suggesting a post-disaster relief context.
    A military aircrew member is positioned at the open door of a helicopter in flight, observing the terrain below and a second helicopter visible in the background. The crew member is wearing full flight gear including a helmet with visor, olive drab flight suit, tactical vest, and gloves. The landscape below shows hilly, partially deforested terrain consistent with post-storm or disaster-affected area.
    A military or rescue helicopter crew member wearing a flight helmet with communications equipment looks down over a disaster-affected rural valley. Below, numerous people are gathered in open fields near damaged structures, suggesting a post-disaster relief or assessment operation. The landscape shows signs of storm or hurricane damage including stripped vegetation and debris.
    A U.S. Navy helicopter crew from HSC-28 is conducting a humanitarian aid delivery operation, unloading World Food Programme (WFP) supply bags from an MH-60 Seahawk helicopter onto a tarmac. Personnel in flight gear and helmets are actively offloading white sacks marked 'WFP World Food Programme' in a tropical environment. The scene indicates a disaster relief or humanitarian assistance mission, likely following a natural disaster.
    Two military personnel in flight suits and helmets are unloading white supply bags from a military helicopter (numbered '30') on a tarmac. The bags appear to bear a UN World Food Programme (WFP) logo, suggesting this is a humanitarian aid or disaster relief operation. The setting appears to be a tropical location with mountains visible in the background and storm-damaged vegetation.
    Military personnel, including what appear to be U.S. Marines and a helicopter crew member, are handling large sacks marked 'World Food Programme' and 'Rice' inside or alongside a military helicopter. The operation appears to be a humanitarian aid delivery mission, with WFP food supplies being loaded or unloaded. Civilians are visible in the background, suggesting an active aid distribution site.
    Two men are engaged in a close conversation in what appears to be a disaster relief or humanitarian operation setting. One man is wearing military flight gear including a helmet and survival vest, while the other wears a blue cap bearing a Dutch flag and 'CIM1' text along with a gray shirt marked 'H.A.R.S.' The background shows storm-damaged palm trees and terrain consistent with a post-cyclone or hurricane environment.
    Military helicopter crew members are unloading supply sacks, likely food or aid materials, and handing them to a civilian. The scene appears to be a humanitarian relief operation conducted in a rural, grassy area. Two personnel in flight suits and helmets are working from inside and beside the helicopter while a civilian in a blue jersey carries a large sack.
    A humanitarian aid distribution operation is underway in what appears to be a remote or disaster-affected area. Two men are unloading or stacking large 50 kg rice sacks branded with WFP (World Food Programme) markings. A military helicopter, identifiable as an HH-60/MH-60 type with tail number HSC-28, is visible in the background and appears to have been used to deliver the supplies.
    An aerial or elevated view of a coastal settlement that has suffered severe storm or hurricane damage. Structures along the shoreline and hillside are heavily damaged or destroyed, with stripped and fallen trees visible across the landscape. A small pier or dock is visible on the right side, with a few small boats in the water.
    The image shows a hillside settlement that has been severely damaged, likely by a tropical cyclone or hurricane. Multiple small structures with corrugated metal roofing are visible in various states of destruction, surrounded by snapped and fallen trees stripped of their foliage. Debris, scattered belongings, and downed timber cover the landscape, indicating a recent and powerful natural disaster.
    The image shows a severely damaged informal settlement, likely following a tropical cyclone or hurricane. Structures made of corrugated metal, wood, and tarpaulins are partially destroyed, with debris scattered across the ground. Several people are visible among the wreckage, apparently attempting to salvage belongings or shelter.
    A group of approximately five people, including adults and children, are gathered around a small standing cinderblock structure amid extensive storm or disaster debris. The surrounding area shows severe destruction with downed trees, scattered lumber, broken palm fronds, and rubble. The scene suggests the aftermath of a major natural disaster such as a hurricane or cyclone.
    Two individuals are unloading a large solar panel from what appears to be a military or humanitarian aircraft. One person is wearing military tactical gear and a camouflage helmet, while the other is wearing a civilian vest and ear protection. In the background, equipment labeled 'Water Missions International' is visible, along with a crowd of onlookers on a hillside.

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