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uh Mark jones , Chief warrant Officer ,

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three Seattle Washington . We're here

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to provide relief supplies . Uh The out

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regions of Pakistan up in the mountains

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to get food , tents , uh medicine

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take rescuers up there . That kind of

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good . We're getting a lot of stuff

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moved out there . We'll bring them back

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to a lot of casualties . Bring about 30

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to 46 casualties a day .

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Uh Are a trip . We take about

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12,000 and £16,000 of cargo out on

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every turn . Some areas are controlled .

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Some areas we drop , we just try and

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get to the top of the mountains where

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the supplies aren't getting yet and

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we'll just cover over and drop tents

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and food off . And yeah where it goes

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from there , it seems like it is the

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first one to get to it and it has the

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control of it . And that's why we try

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and just , you know , dropping in as

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many areas that we can see as many

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people can get some help as possible

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were bad off . Some of these casualties

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are starting to suffer from exposure

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and infection . They've been in these L .

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Z . S . For a week now , we just can't

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move them all fast enough . We as the

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pilots on the ship , that's that . We

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go into an L . Z . And they have no

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casualties . We go up and down and

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search the valleys for L . Z . S . And

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try and pick up more casualties just to

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evacuate as many as we can , get back

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here and try and get them to the

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hospitals here . Uh infections are

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really starting to rage . The medical

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facilities in these areas are either

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destroyed or non existent . There's

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very few doctors out here to help .

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More and more doctors are arriving ,

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but it's not enough .

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It's uh these people are suffering and

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there's not a lot we can do about it

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and what little we do , uh , it doesn't

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seem to be enough . We we go as fast as

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we can , as hard as we can . Um ,

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Everybody on my crew's pushing their

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limits are on the verge of exhaustion

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every day . We come home and it's just

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so we can get as much supplies out

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there as possible and , uh , bring back

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the casualties . It's heart wrenching .

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Sometimes you just feel for them ,

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they've lost everything and they're

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hurting , and there's not a lot to help

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them out .