Operation Unison Heading Home
Monday, September 19, 2005
From today's Chronicle-Herald:
"Members of Canada's navy and army are making their way back home today after leaving the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast states Sunday.
Most of the sailors and soldiers, who were expected to be stationed in Mississippi for one month, have finished their disaster relief mission in one week, says the commander of Operation Unison."
To get the entire story go to: http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2005/09/19/f206.raw.html
I can't help but wonder whether they are returning so quickly because there was little or no coordination in terms of assigning them to places and giving them work. I mean, come on, they finished their mission? The place is still in ruins as far as I can tell.
"Members of Canada's navy and army are making their way back home today after leaving the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast states Sunday.
Most of the sailors and soldiers, who were expected to be stationed in Mississippi for one month, have finished their disaster relief mission in one week, says the commander of Operation Unison."
To get the entire story go to: http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2005/09/19/f206.raw.html
I can't help but wonder whether they are returning so quickly because there was little or no coordination in terms of assigning them to places and giving them work. I mean, come on, they finished their mission? The place is still in ruins as far as I can tell.
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