PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

Hundreds of Nepalis wait in line at at Nau Danda Health Post of Dhikur Pokhari Village Development Committe (VDC) of Kaski District to be seen by doctors participating in U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept. 10, 2012. Pacific Angel 12-4 is a Pacific Air Forces planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners. The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

Maj. Brian Blanchard, optometrist, 56th Medical Group, Luke AFB, AZ treats a Nepali woman during U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept. 10, 2012. During the first day more than 500 patients were treated at Nau Danda Health Post of Dhikur Pokhari Village Development Committee (VDC) of Kaski District. Pacific Angel 12-4 is a Pacific Air Forces planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners. The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

Flight Lt. Christopher Gilbert, Royal Australian Air Force, treats a Nepali man during U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept 10, 2012. Pacific Angel 12-4 is a Pacific Air Forces planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners. Operation Pacific Angel is witnessing active participation of doctors from the Nepal Army, US Air Force (PACAF), Royal Australian Air Force, Mongolian Army, Project HOPE, Western Regional Hospital, Gandaki Medical College Teaching Hospital (Charak) and Himalaya Eye Hospital. The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

Onica Kuch, a Project HOPE pediatric nurse practitioner, gives a young Nepali boy medicine during U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept. 10, 2012. During the first day over 500 patients were process and treated at Nau Danda Health Post of Dhikur Pokhari Village Development Committee (VDC) of Kaski District. Pacific Angel 12-4 is a Pacific Air Forces planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners. The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

Senior Airman Kendall Thompson, 36th Medical Group, Anderson AFB, Guam treats a 12-year-old Nepali girl, who cut her hand while working in the fields near her home, during U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept. 10, 2012. Pacific Angel 12-4 is a Pacific Air Forces planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners. The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Jeffrey Allen)

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A snapshot of Pacific Angel Nepal: Partnering for health

Published Sept. 11, 2012
Operation Pacific Angel Public Affairs

Nepal -- Doctors from the Nepal Army, US Air Force (PACAF), Royal Australian Air Force, Mongolian Army, Project HOPE, Western Regional Hospital, Gandaki Medical College Teaching Hospital (Charak) and Himalaya Eye Hospital participated in U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4, Nepal on Sept. 10, 2012.

During the first day of the operation more than 500 patients were processed and treated at Nau Danda Health Post of Dhikur Pokhari Village Development Committee (VDC) of Kaski District.

U.S. Pacific Command's Operation Pacific Angel 12-4 in Nepal is a Pacific Air Forces-planned event that enhances humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities between the United States and Pacific partners.

The U.S. was invited by the Nepal government to provide support by conducting medical, optometry, and civil engineering programs. Operations like Pacific Angel build and sustain relationships with our multinational partners in the Asia-Pacific region.

PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal

PAC ANGEL 12 -- Nepal