GUNNER

ty dear sir

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Thanks. Still makes me wonder why they were part of the airlift. After all, the oil supplied as part of flood relief comes in its own containers, so why allot airlift space and weight to clay pots instead of food, seed, or tents?

http://preview.defenselink.mil/dodcmsshare/homepagephoto/2010-09/hires_100910-A-1987K-632c.jpg
Local Pakistani soldiers unload clay pots from a CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, Sept. 10, 2010. The flood has affected nearly 20 million Pakistanis, forcing many from their homes. U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Joshua Kruger

K-P. You saw the photo earlier today: http://www.defence.pk/forums/military-photos-multimedia/69764-photos-us-military-pakistan-flood-relief-5.html#post1133028

Any idea why giant clay pots were airlifted as part of flood relief?

you can call the guy and discuss with him.

"Ofcourse, you must be refering to our discussion on Arab graves."

Yes, I assumed you had some sort of magic touchstone.

I gave a brief reply in another thread, that's all the PDF time I plan to spend on it.

You might want to check out the flood-relief images I've posted in the Military Photos section. Do you think these have been manipulated?

salam i m attia i m doing mit i want to join pak army is there any field for me i had done bsc general science including computer

aslam o alikum
how do u do all

Good to know.
General Journalism or defense related?

My actual name is Geoffrey.
Im a student in 12th grade hoping to to get in to defense research sector once my studies are done.

What do you do??
TC,regards.

Thanks for the information

AOA, how are you sir?
Maybe a silly question, but what profession are you in?