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  • Due to destruction caused by the Jan. 12 earthquake on the small island nation of Haiti, many people were forced from their homes and businesses. (Photo by Chaplain (Capt.) Carlos Brito)

    Luke chaplain assists in Haiti relief

    The Luke Air Force Base Chapel raised more than $4,200 to help with relief efforts in Haiti during January and February. But, money alone wasn't enough for one chaplain.Chaplain (Capt.) Carlos Brito, 56th Fighter Wing protestant chaplain, decided he wanted to donate his time and help the people of Haiti in person."I searched for official

  • Joint Base San Antonio raises $42K for Haiti

    Joint Base San Antonio came together showing generosity with cash donations to relief agencies in support of the Haiti earthquake disaster.The two installations currently under the 502nd Air Base Wing, along with Fort Sam Houston, combined to raise $42,397.Team Lackland collected $16,782, Team Randolph $12,243 and Team Fort Sam Houston $13,372
  • Cmdr. Jeff Pashai; U.S. Southern Command Coast Guard TCA liaison; greets two Haitian coast guard members at the Miami International Airport; Jan. 23. The Haitian military members are part of the International Military Exchange Training program and have spent the past six to eight months studying in the U.S. With the help of multiple U.S. military service; seven students found the means to travel back to Haiti and reunite with family members. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Danielle Grannan)

    U.S. military helps Haitian students return home

    The aftermath from the earthquake in Haiti still resonates across the world, and for a small group of Haitians studying in the United States, only one priority remains -- to return home and find their loved ones. With the combined help of U.S. military services, seven Haitian coast guard members arrived in Miami, Jan. 23 to prepare for their

  • Wilford Hall team heads to Haiti

    A team of more than 30 U.S. Air Force medical personnel, including 13 from the 59th Medical Wing, travelled to Haiti early Jan. 24 to provide medical support to earthquake victims."I feel very honored that we can take the military medical training that we have received and apply it to the needs of the injured citizens of Haiti," said Col. (Dr.)

  • Chapel raises $5,200 for Haiti in one day

    After a massive earthquake struck Haiti, the 82nd Training Wing head chaplain's office stepped up and offered a helping hand by raising money at several church services Jan. 17.People attending two Protestant and two Roman Catholic services donated more than $5,200 to Haitian relief efforts in one day. "Our offerings will go to relief efforts in
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