HUMANITARIAN AID CONVOYS
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| 1994 | The very first aid delivery. Nine volunteers in three transit vans | |
| 1995 | Two 38 tonne vehicles full of aid travelled the 4000 mile round trip to Osipovichi and Mir delivering aid
to a disabled school and hospital |
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| 1997 | Fourteen people in 7 vehicles travelled with
thousands of pounds worth of donated goods including clothing, medical
equipment and books |
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| 1999 | Nine crew members in four vehicles transported
materials and tools for the project at Special School, Osipovichi as well
as medical aid for hospitals at
Osipovichi and Mir. |
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| 2001 | Five vehicles travelled this year,
taking aid and materials for the project at Osipovichi baby hospital. |
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| 2002 | As well as the usual aid mission consisting of two 44
tonne wagons this trip incorporated two additional vehicles enabling a
planning/advisory team to research the 2003 project at Mir Hospital following
completion of the delivery of aid. Total crew = ten. |
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| 2003 | Materials and tools for Mir project + aid to schools and hospitals in Osipovichi. Helped by patients in slippers and pyjamas | |
| 2004 | Two 44 tonne vehicles crewed by four volunteers | |
| 2005 | Two 44 tonne vehicles crewed by four volunteers | |
| 2006 | Materials
and tools for second Mir project
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