A Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363 (HMH-363) CH-53D Sea Stallion helicopter delivers a load of grain to a field outside the village of Maleel during the multinational relief effort OPERATION RESTORE HOPE. The grain, donated by Australia, is being flown in instead of driven because it is suspected that the roads lading to the village have been mined.

A Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363 (HMH-363) CH-53D Sea Stallion helicopter delivers a load of grain to a field outside the village of Maleel during the multinational relief effort OPERATION RESTORE HOPE. The grain, donated by Australia, is being flown in instead of driven because it is suspected that the roads lading to the village have been mined. Stock Photo

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1990

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