82nd Airborne LZ food distribution center, Haiti

First 4 photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water. Additional images show UN soldiers protecting German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane on the 18th January. Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 21/01/2010.

Photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, January 21, 2010 distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water.

The LZ is at the top of a hill. Haitians must wait in long lines and climb up the steep hillside to enter into one entrance, grab one food meal/packet than return down the hill. Most haven’t eaten for days, and they have to climb up in brutal heat – it is very punishing on their bodies.

Soldiers protect German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane. This was the first mission to sector A, previously deemed too dangerous by the United Nations. Leogane, Haiti. 18/01/2010.

50+ bodies were buried under several homes and after 6 days without water or food, it was unlikely anyone would be found alive. The rescue team provided emergency services for several injured Haitians, whilst major injuries required hospital treatment.

First 4 photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water. Additional images show UN soldiers protecting German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane on the 18th January. Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 21/01/2010.

Photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, January 21, 2010 distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water.

The LZ is at the top of a hill. Haitians must wait in long lines and climb up the steep hillside to enter into one entrance, grab one food meal/packet than return down the hill. Most haven’t eaten for days, and they have to climb up in brutal heat – it is very punishing on their bodies.

Soldiers protect German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane. This was the first mission to sector A, previously deemed too dangerous by the United Nations. Leogane, Haiti. 18/01/2010.

50+ bodies were buried under several homes and after 6 days without water or food, it was unlikely anyone would be found alive. The rescue team provided emergency services for several injured Haitians, whilst major injuries required hospital treatment.

First 4 photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water. Additional images show UN soldiers protecting German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane on the 18th January. Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 21/01/2010.

Photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, January 21, 2010 distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water.

The LZ is at the top of a hill. Haitians must wait in long lines and climb up the steep hillside to enter into one entrance, grab one food meal/packet than return down the hill. Most haven’t eaten for days, and they have to climb up in brutal heat – it is very punishing on their bodies.

Soldiers protect German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane. This was the first mission to sector A, previously deemed too dangerous by the United Nations. Leogane, Haiti. 18/01/2010.

50+ bodies were buried under several homes and after 6 days without water or food, it was unlikely anyone would be found alive. The rescue team provided emergency services for several injured Haitians, whilst major injuries required hospital treatment.

First 4 photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water. Additional images show UN soldiers protecting German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane on the 18th January. Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 21/01/2010.

Photographs taken at Petionville Golf Club, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 82nd Airborne, January 21, 2010 distributing food that has 5,000 calories – enough for one day’s worth of food/water.

The LZ is at the top of a hill. Haitians must wait in long lines and climb up the steep hillside to enter into one entrance, grab one food meal/packet than return down the hill. Most haven’t eaten for days, and they have to climb up in brutal heat – it is very punishing on their bodies.

Soldiers protect German and Hungarian rescue teams as they enter Leogane. This was the first mission to sector A, previously deemed too dangerous by the United Nations. Leogane, Haiti. 18/01/2010.

50+ bodies were buried under several homes and after 6 days without water or food, it was unlikely anyone would be found alive. The rescue team provided emergency services for several injured Haitians, whilst major injuries required hospital treatment.