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Foreign Military Deployed Assets PHILIPPINES: Foreign Military Deployed Assets USA NEW ZEALAND MALAYSIA AIRCRAFT CARRIER, USS GEORGE WASHINGTON 1 x C130 5x C-130 2x Cruisers (Antietam, Cowpens) 16x C130s Water containers, generators, 2x Destroyers (Mustin, Lassen) 14x V22 Osprey tarpaulins and chainsaws. 1x Supply Ship (Charles Drew) 3x P3 Delivery of Relief Supplies SINGAPORE 2x LSD - Dock Landing Ship 2x C-2 (Germantown and Ashland) 1x C-12 2x C-130 1x Submarine Tender (Emory Land) ISRAEL Relief Flights, USAR, 1x Pathfinder (USN Bowditch) 8x UH-60 (Blackhawk) Medical teams, Food and Field Hospital 1x LPD (Denver) medical supplies. 148 pax; advanced multi- 1x Dry Cargo Ship (Richard Byrd) 6x TWPS department medical facility, with 1x Replenishment Oiler (Yukon) (Tactical Water Purifications Systems) approx 100MT of humanitarian and BRUNEI medical supplies. UNITED KINGDOM Search and Rescue. 1x Offshore Patrol Vessel (KDB Darussalam) LT. AIRCRAFT CARRIER (ILLUSTRIOUS) as of 25/11/13 1x CN235 1x Frigate (HMS Daring) Departs 25/11/13 3x Lynx (HMS Daring) BELGIUM 1x C130J 3x Sea King Mk 7 (HMS Illustrious) Field Hospital 1x Merlin INDIA 1x A330 1x C-130 CANADA THAILAND DART: 350+/-. DART camp located at soccer field 2x CC-177 (C-17) 1x LPD (HMTS Ang Thong) QATAR 4 mobile medical teams. Construction (repair key infrastructure) 1x Challenger Jet 1x LST Water purification and engineering (road clearance). 3x Bell 416 3x ROWPU 2x C-130 2x C-17 2x SH60 JAPAN RUSSIA 1x LST (Osumi) 2x C130 3x CH-47 1x DDH (Ise) 3x UH1 ITALY 1x AN-225 1x Replenishment (Towada) 2x SH-60 3x IL-76 2x LCAC Medical Teams 1x C130 1x C-27 30 Person Medical Team CHINA SOUTH KOREA AUSTRALIA SWEDEN 1x Hospital Ship (Peace Ark) 1x AC313 46 Air and Logistic 1x L-50 (HMAS Tobruk) 1 x C130 THE NETHERLANDS Personnel 2x LCM8 2 x C130 2x LARC 1x KDC-10 INDONESIA 2 x C130 Delivery of Relief 2x C17 Supplies 1 x C130 Delivery of Relief Supplies Creation date: 04 Dec 2013 Data Source: OCHA and MNCC Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int https://philippines.humanitarianresponse.info PHILIPPINES: Foreign Military Deployed Assets Region VIII Northern Samar Western Eastern Region IV-B Samar Samar Roxas Aklan Tacloban Borongan Capiz Bantayan Ormoc Antique Iloilo Leyte Guiuan 50 KM Negros Occidental Cebu Southern Manila Region VI Leyte Cebu Coordination hubs Bohol The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. SHIPS: AIRCRAFT: HELICOPTERS: LEYTE CEBU CAPIZ L-50 - HMAS Tobruk C-130 (Hercules) UH-60 (Blackhawk) (LandingRegion Ship Heavy) VII V-22 (Osprey) Lynx Mk8 LPD - HMTS Ang Thong P-3 (Orion) Sea King Mark 4 Australia Israel Canada (Landing Platform Dock) C-2 (Greyhound) Merlin (AW-101) Thailand Italy United Kingdom LST - Landing Ship Dock AN-225 - Antonov 225 (Mriya) AC313 Beligum New Zealand HMAS - Her Majesty’s Australian Ship IL-76 - Ilyushin 76 Indonesia Sweden HMS - Her Majesty’s Ship C-27 (Spartan) Japan USA SAMAR ROWPU - Reverse Osmosis Water A330 - Airbus A-330 Purification Unit Singapore CN-235 (Casa) USA USAR - Urban Search and Rescue KDC-10 South Korea USS - United States Ship USA Creation date: 04 Dec 2013 Data Source: OCHA and MNCC Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int https://philippines.humanitarianresponse.info.
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