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Airmen of the 732nd Airlift Squadron and 514th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron spent Fathers Day weekend performing a humanitarian mission to Haiti. The Airmen transported one school bus and five pallets of pinto beans and corn grits from Charleston, S.C., to Hait's Port-au-Prince International Airport as part of a Denton cargo mission. Through the Denton program, humanitarian cargo that has been donated by private organizations can fly on Air Force aircraft on a space-available basis. The Denton missions also serve by providing training opportunities to mobility Airmen. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Training mission provides humanitarian support

Published June 18, 2013
514th Air Mobility Wing public affairs

JOINT BASE MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST, N.J. -- Airmen of the 732nd Airlift Squadron and 514th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron spent Fathers Day weekend performing a humanitarian mission to Haiti. The Airmen transported one school bus and five pallets of pinto beans and corn grits from Charleston, S.C., to Hait's Port-au-Prince International Airport as part of a Denton cargo mission. Through the Denton program, humanitarian cargo that has been donated by private organizations can fly on Air Force aircraft on a space-available basis. The Denton missions also serve by providing training opportunities to mobility Airmen.