Haiti rescue mission (civilian)

[havoc]

http://www.tribune242.com/news/2024/...escue-mission/
Next time, have the courtesy to do more than post a link.
Here, let me show you how.
T28B

• Airman landed at night in Port-au-Prince
• Ten stranded US citizens airlifted out of country
• Stops in Long Island and Nassau on return trip

Was that so hard?

[verticalspin]

This story sounds a bit too heroic to me. Landing an S-76 in the middle of the night, no NVGs, in a foreign country that they entered illegally, in a backyard of a place they have never been to before, load the ride up possibly over MGW with 10 people, all done by a bunch of retired/semi retired guys?! Sounds like they got lucky if it really happened that way. Might want to leave those kind of missions to be planned and executed by the professionals for next time.

[havoc]

supposedly Had a congressmen on so diplomatic immunity, but agree with your comments. Lots of doesn’t make it right to go in the story.

[Bksmithca]

Originally Posted by havoc

supposedly Had a congressmen on so diplomatic immunity, but agree with your comments. Lots of doesn’t make it right to go in the story.

Given the current turmoil in Haiti you think there going to recognize and honor Diplomatic immunity