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Aircraft for relief

To aid in earthquake relief efforts, the US Army has sent four MV-22 Ospreys and two KC-130 cargo aircraft to Nepal

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To aid in earthquake relief efforts, the US Army has sent four MV-22 Ospreys and two KC-130 cargo aircraft to Nepal.

Photos: Bikram Rai

UH-1Y Huey aircraft and Osprey aircraft U.S. Ambassador to Nepal, Peter W. Bodde and Bill Berger of USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance during the UH-1Y Huey aircraft and Osprey aircraft arrived at International Airport on Sunday.
UH-1Y Huey aircraft and Osprey aircraft General Kennedy talking the media during the UH-1Y Huey aircraft and Osprey aircraft arrived at International Airport on Sunday.

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  • Sanim Gurung

    I hope they know that we don't have any oil reserves.

  • Raju Katwal

    es they do and its better to have them instead of having useless indian aircrafts carrying their journalist here and there

  • raj

    They were the first to act when the earthquake hit not only providing most needed rescue and relief operation during the crucial golden hours, they also helped Nepalese across and others in updating the scale of damage and facilitating the surge of help that followed. Instead of expressing gratefulness many Nepalese have opted to pass loose comments which just shows their immaturity and lack of insight. If they have taken some limelight, don't you remember the phrase ' Jasle Maha Katacha Usle haat chatcha' Nepalese you need to grow and be more organised than just criticise others.