In the Aftermath of an Indonesian Earthquake
MAF
April 12, 2012
When a natural disaster strikes a country where MAF has a base, the hours and days immediately following are critical for the survival of the
When a natural disaster strikes a country where MAF has a base, the hours and days immediately following are critical for the survival of the
When MAF pilots make medical evacuation flights they don’t always get to see the happy endings. But when they do, it’s a satisfying flight. MAF
Sometimes when writing about how MAF reaches remote areas, the word “remote” becomes the obligatory adjective of choice. MAF goes to remote places; that’s where
On our first day visiting missionaries working in the interior of Haiti, one thing was readily apparent to me: the most effective mission work today
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Two Years after Quake, MAF Enables the Work of some 30 Relief Agencies MAF Haiti personnel load a plane with food, including Manna Packs, specially
This was written a few years back but we thought we’d unearth it as John Woodberry, MAF’s disaster response manager, has just arrived in Haiti
This is the second in a three-part series of posts about MAF and disaster response. When it comes to being prepared for a disaster, John
This is the first in a three-part series of posts about MAF and disaster response. While MAF maintains ongoing operations in countries all around
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