Posted on Sep 16, 2015
This non-profit utilizes veterans' skills for emergency response
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Did you know that this Non-Profit Utilizes Veterans' skills for Emergency Response?
Did you know that this Non-Profit Utilizes Veterans' skills for Emergency Response?
RP Members what do you think about these veterans and what they have done in time of natural disasters?
Here is another great American Firm made up of some great veterans helping in time of disasters. Check out their website.
http://www.teamrubiconusa.org/story-of-team-rubicon/
ON JANUARY 12TH, 2010, A 7.0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE SHOOK PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WERE KILLED, NEARLY ONE MILLION HAITIANS WERE RENDERED HOMELESS IN A MATTER OF MOMENTS.
Essential services, medical care, government agencies, clean water, were all disrupted. Images of the aftermath, of the tent cities, of the overflowing medical clinics, of the food lines, were broadcast across the world.
Two Marines, Jake Wood and William McNulty, knew they could help. Together with six other veterans and first responders, they gathered funds and medical supplies from friends and family and flew into the Dominican Republic. They rented a truck, loaded their gear, and headed west to Haiti.
Did you know that this Non-Profit Utilizes Veterans' skills for Emergency Response?
RP Members what do you think about these veterans and what they have done in time of natural disasters?
Here is another great American Firm made up of some great veterans helping in time of disasters. Check out their website.
http://www.teamrubiconusa.org/story-of-team-rubicon/
ON JANUARY 12TH, 2010, A 7.0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE SHOOK PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WERE KILLED, NEARLY ONE MILLION HAITIANS WERE RENDERED HOMELESS IN A MATTER OF MOMENTS.
Essential services, medical care, government agencies, clean water, were all disrupted. Images of the aftermath, of the tent cities, of the overflowing medical clinics, of the food lines, were broadcast across the world.
Two Marines, Jake Wood and William McNulty, knew they could help. Together with six other veterans and first responders, they gathered funds and medical supplies from friends and family and flew into the Dominican Republic. They rented a truck, loaded their gear, and headed west to Haiti.
This non-profit utilizes veterans' skills for emergency response
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs
I actually am familiar with Team Rubicon. I've got a friend who volunteers for them. Thanks for sharing.
I actually am familiar with Team Rubicon. I've got a friend who volunteers for them. Thanks for sharing.
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