[Dr Caleb]

Guten Tag Amrmageddon, and welcome. The post is in the perfect place.<br /> <br /> A man after my own heart! I'ven been ranting for a while that while the US is ramping up it's killing machine, we should ramp up our life saving machine.<br /> <br /> And I deleted your duplicate post at your request <img align=absmiddle src='images/smilies/wink.gif' alt='Wink'><br />

[Guest]

I concur with the expansion of the disaster responce team, but would like to see some effort at avoiding impending disasters.<br /> <br /> Dennis Baker

[Armageddon]

[QUOTE BY= dbaker] I concur with the expansion of the disaster responce team, but would like to see some effort at avoiding impending disasters.<br /> <br /> Dennis Baker[/QUOTE]<br /> Hm, would that be natural, such as forest fire disasters, or artificial, like the Sudanese crisis?<br /> And thank you Dr. Caleb, I don't want to be using up good space on this site.<br /> Auf wiedersehen<br />

[Perturbed]

[QUOTE BY= Dr Caleb] Guten Tag Amrmageddon, and welcome. The post is in the perfect place.<br /> <br /> A man after my own heart! I'ven been ranting for a while that while the US is ramping up it's killing machine, we should ramp up our life saving machine.<br /> <br /> And I deleted your duplicate post at your request <img align=absmiddle src='images/smilies/wink.gif' alt='Wink'><br /> [/QUOTE]<br /> <br /> <br /> There is a good article on Army.ca that dsiagrees with more for DART. DART is military--disaster relief is not a primary military function. They aren't trained for that.<br /> <br /> DART didn't even get to Sri Lanks until after everyone else ahd left. They had nothing to do that a nonmilitary organization couldn't have done.

[Guest]

Both.<br /> <br /> although I do not know whom is actually benefiting economically from the Sudan Issue.<br /> Perhaps someone might post the names of the companies that stand to benefit?<br /> <br /> Dennis Baker