The National Guard's Response to the 2010 Pakistan Floods Case Solution
In checking out how Guard forerunners companion with equivalents from various other parts of the United States federal government, Pakistani authorities, and participants of the worldwide humanitarian neighborhood, the case likewise takes a look at how they browsed a collection of hard civilian-military characteristics throughout an especially tense duration in US-Pakistan connections.
Throughout the summer season of 2010, Pakistan expertise extreme flooding that surpassed a big part of the nation, displacing countless individuals, triggering substantial physical damages, and leading to substantial financial losses. This situation concentrates on the function of the National Guard (and also of the United States armed force, more broadly) in the worldwide relief attempt that unfolded together with that of Pakistan's federal government and armed force. In certain it feature how different Guard and also U.S. military possessions that had actually been released to Afghanistan as element of the battle there were really reassigned to sustain the United States's flood comfort initiatives in Pakistan, exposing the excellences and difficulties of shift through a war-footing to catastrophe response.
PUBLICATION DATE: July 27, 2016
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