The Logistics of Disaster Response

[@Wendoverproductions]

This video came about by the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative asking basically whether I wanted to interview some of the leading experts in their field, to which the answer was obviously yes, so big thanks to them. They make some fantastic videos diving a little deeper into the field of humanitarian response, including one that just came out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWqYc4KjZb5ol5o

[@Shasha_Mynx]

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[@ricisebastiano]

Can you do more of these? Super interesting stuff :D loved it~

[@najrenchelf2751]

Wendover Productions, important video! Well done! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Shimon-ohayon]

And not a word about the Israeli Field hospital that was on ground the first mfa.gov.il/MFA/ForeignPolicy/Aid/Pages/Israeli_aid_arrives_Haiti_17-Jan-2010.aspx

[@willem1976]

Excellent video. Really high quality production and interesting content!

[@AmplifyDIY]

I remember the massive catastrophe in Haiti. I have a friend who dropped his life and went there to help personally. He found that it really is true that the logistics really were the key to getting help organized and to the right place at the right time.

[@Jayfive276]

You're literally the only comment of any worth here in a sea of gormless twats yelling memes at each other.

[@fourlamb1]

@@Jayfive276 To be fair, shit happens every day to everyone. It's just part of life isn't it. Or if you believe in a god, it's his will. So either way we're fucked.

[@SquareCircle005]

Survivor of said earthquake here. The quick response of people like your friend helped a lot of people. Hats off to him.

[@carlosandleon]

@Will Black lol amazing, I love this community

[@niagarawarrior9623]

I too remember that disaster, a co-worker booked her vacation in a resort in Haiti days before the earthquake. Everyone told her not to go, but she kept her reservations and (despite the infrastructure collapse) managed to make it there. When she came back she was furious that there was no reliable electricity and therefor no ice cubes for her drinks, or air conditioning. She complained that most of the sight seeing ventures were closed and there were no other guests and minimal staff (because everyone; foreign guests included, ditched their vacation and resort jobs to help). Great respect for all the people, countries, relief organizations, and US Navy that lend their hands to help. Zero respect for my co-worker.

[@aqimjulayhi8798]

Wendover in the past: *AIRPLANES* Wendover present: *LOGISTICS* involving *AIRPLANES*

[@carlosbanderas4238]

Should've been. Wendover in the past: Airplaines including Logistics.

[@mohamedmahadi3607]

Aqim Julayhi k

[@jellebrugge8756]

Kurzgesagt: What if we nuke a city Wendover: The logistics of Disaster Response

[@GandaltheWhite]

i thought the same

[@Mirko____]

Also kurzgesagt: there is no disaster response in a nuclear incident

[@vaclavcervinka65]

Well, what would you expect from the Germans :D

[@hayden-ln1li]

There up to something

[@lecapahcni1691]

The sequel

[@millfbanger9898]

"I'm the director of the Harvard humanitarian initiative" *pulls out wand and draws Wendovers Logo* "and you're watching Wendover Productions."

[@camlee225]

Oliver james LMAO

[@FiredAndIced]

Blursed comment 😆

[@RyanBlakeKain]

@@millfbanger9898 blessed + cursed = blursed Like saying "thanks, I hate it"

[@mchvz_]

DHOOT DHOOT DHOOT DHOOOOT 🎶

[@sachior]

ĺll

[@colin1389]

The fact you had interviews makes this feel so official and professional nice job!

[@user-sn8oe5sb1b]

Wait, where are the planes? 7:57 Oh, here.

[@DEFIB7]

Located at the Beoing 7:57

[@Gitami]

An endurance record for Wendover. 6:24

[@alwinpriven2400]

yea I was starting to get worried

[@tealmer3528]

He should buy the rights from The Flight Channel

[@michaelwoodhams7866]

It looks like a DC3(!) at 9:04.

[@MrDeadglim]

Wendover out here making documentaries with higher production and educational value than anything on the History channel in the past five years.

[@punishedredruby]

Sad, isn't it. History Channel went full night mode. I do like some of the fringe documentaries and night but jeez. I don't want to know every part of nazi germany occult history and probable secrets 24/7

[@fartmerchant762]

Planeumentaries

[@SuperSMT]

Ancient aliens is the best most factual documentary of all time!

[@TheBooklyBreakdown]

@Facts Factory I will give you a subscribe to encourage bro :)

[@aaronhe6877]

Yeah, totally (I haven't watched History channel but I assume it's terrible)

[@SpongyKarma]

Disaster response: *has planes involved* Wendover: *I'm about to analyze this whole mans career*

[@marciaosullivan3200]

How do this comments still get likes the meme died a year ago

[@shotgun3628]

@@marciaosullivan3200 so memes die when they get unpopular, and you are saying that this joke is popular, therefore the meme is not as dead as you think

[@marciaosullivan3200]

@@shotgun3628 wow you normie. Memes die when they overused and misused and when explained or reviewed

[@bobbirdsong6825]

Marcia Osullivan Not really. Usage determines a meme’s liveliness. Just because a meme isn’t cool doesn’t mean that it’s dead.

[@marciaosullivan3200]

@@bobbirdsong6825 no usage doesn't determine if a meme is alive I'm lost for words. Are nock nock jokes not dead? Mens get mutilated in KZbin comments as usually they are long dead when it reaches them. You know pewdiepie is considered a meme killer despite giving them more publicity. I'm baffled by your comment.

[@kahristah]

I got a few new Haitian kids during my elementary school days in Florida shortly after the earthquake. A few were in wheelchairs and crutches, but seemed pretty happy to be there regardless. I hope that we were able to help as best we could

[@taridean]

Was waiting for the bit where planes come into the story and you never disappoint. Love it.

[@Violent2aShadow]

*Disaster happens where there are no airports.* Wendover: Sorry guys, but you're screwed.

[@drfilhobarreiros]

C130s don't care about runways

[@slyfer5321]

Other than that you can also drop supply crates.

[@dekaredfire]

Helicopters: Are we a joke to you?

[@MrOpticalace]

@@dekaredfire helicopters have very short range. Need an airport to receive supplies from aircraft before loading them onto heli

[@TheSkult]

Dubs You could use a helicopter carrier.

[@aurumble]

Bricklaying video when

[@dudamonas2450]

You were the first comment, congrats!

[@DerPoto]

- Auru - asking the important questions

[@emanprosic5046]

We want it now

[@killianwalsh3004]

True

[@therealbrappuccino]

Frank Bunker Gilbreth: *ascended*

[@michelangelobuonarroti4958]

Nobody: Wendover: *hey kid, wanna learn something about logistics?*

[@JJ-te2pi]

Everybody: Ummm, yes.

[@zucced2087]

Wow lmao epic meme right there buddy.

[@hummusgod3600]

this is reddit gold right here!

[@michelangelobuonarroti4958]

K so this blew up fast

[@punishedredruby]

Actually good. It makes people understand more how it works and how hard it is. Those "Thoughts and prayers" might mean more than it appears next time. Maybe a few bucks donated to humanitarian aid as well

[@DT8888]

The quality of your videos doesn’t stop getting better and better. Having first hand experts on the segment is really amazing. Felt like watching a high budget network piece. Great work!

[@minecraftminertime]

How To Stop A Forest Fire: *January 2020* How To Stop An Epidemic: *March 2020* How To Stop A Riot: *June 2020* How To Stop a Disaster: ...

[@admirburzic3303]

This was a really good video, expert interviews really make a difference.

[@Jaynautic]

i went to Haiti last year, and you could see how the country is still recovering from the earthquake. many building there haven't even begun reconstruction. they still just don't have a government big enough to regulate that

[@stevencooper4422]

4 billion dollars of aid in 3 months, and still rebuilding. That's corruption

[@Jaynautic]

@@stevencooper4422 corruption was the one word we heard more than anything. everyone who lives there or visits often agrees that the government is extremely corrupt.

[@karimamohammed4081]

This is especially interesting for me since I've just started studying supply chain management and part of it is understanding logistics. The focus is usually on commercial logistics so I appreciate the insight into humanitarian logistics. Top quality production.

[@JustDoinFlorida]

Alternate Title: *How planes save entire countries after disasters*

[@kimarykorlumiose7728]

praise the winged bois and their lifting power

[@General12th]

ALL HAIL THE ALUMINUM BIRDS

[@cgmason7568]

"How a Coast Guard Cutter saved the planes" lol

[@WhitefoxSpace]

The guys setting up with folding tables are the true mvps

[@Ash-pe7kx]

Yea apparently they bungled this up at the beginning, by prioritizing security rather than aid turning away multiple aircraft carrying medical supplies.

[@dustinb1359]

I'm a big fan of adding interviews into your videos. Great stuff.

[@silversunset]

For many years at my old school, we had a club that produced bedding and sent it to Haiti. Using milk bags, we would weave it on a loom creating a recycled durable and easy to make pad to sleep on. It was crude, but better than the alternative of sleeping on the ground. We shipped dozens to Haiti over the years. I’m glad to have been able to contribute positively to others ❤️ (I’m Canadian)

[@Nyfelt]

The story about the airmen setting up and managing the airport would make a killer movie

[@BrianYYH]

2 nights ago, a tornado swept through my city, Dallas. This is very well timed.

[@alanhowitzer]

Did you see the tornado?

[@RileyTech]

Alan Fox very few people saw it. I didn’t even know about it until it leveled my neighbors’s house

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

No deaths, few injuries. Mostly Infrastructure damage and some temporary power loss. Almost a typical 1st world "disaster" insurance adjusters have converged and construction companies are writing estimates. Most of the US doesnt even know this happened to Dallas. Its barely news worthy....

[@deez26788]

I live about 2 miles north of most of the damage and it's worse than I expected actually. it hit alot of higher income areas so they should be fine.

[@RileyTech]

Michael Mccarthy houses, schools, and churches are leveled. People are still trapped in their houses waiting for help. Kids won’t be able to go back to their school for the rest of the year. Power will be out in areas for weeks. Billions of dollars of damage. You have no idea what you’re talking about.

[@makatron]

As a Dominican I remember the earthquake, here in Santo Domingo it was a big shake. Sadly the lack any construction code caused that disaster.

[@antarcticunitedsolution808]

Once I've made Antarctica into a country, I'm sure there will be many disasters there and no way to respond to them But this is a price I'm willing to pay

[@emanprosic5046]

Antarctic United Solution can I join?

[@muuey9511]

godspeed

[@maxthegermanshepherd8942]

My mother worked (and still works) for the UN, so I was there when I was a very small child

[@migkillerphantom]

wtf are you like 5 years old

[@maxthegermanshepherd8942]

@@migkillerphantom Maybe you could be a bit less vulgar. And I am twice the age you suggested

[@JennWanderer]

@@migkillerphantom It was a decade ago.

[@the_bottomfragger]

This video really puts into perspective what your mother and countless others selflessly did, respect!

[@MatthiaGryffine]

I had some friends from my church who went on a humanitarian mission to Haiti and their flight landed just hours before the earthquake happened. Thankfully, they all survived.

[@petitponeydu7727]

i remenber the haiti earthquake. i was just a kid but my best friend's father went there to help (he was and still his a high ranked fireman)

[@franklinmt3680]

petit poney du 77 hiGH

[@adastrahn]

My father too. He worked as a humanitarian coordinator and for me was a sense of proud on that noble labor in such terrible condition, that was breaking news all the week and at some point we weren't in communication with him for several days. My whole family was terrified, but he make it safe and sound. The psychological distress and the sense of tremor was quite an issue he had to treat himself after a couple of weeks.

[@petitponeydu7727]

@@adastrahn all my respect goes to him !

[@masontrinh6880]

Wendover Productions: the logistics of... Me immediately: *airplanes*

[@adipatil2108]

Love this format of interviewing industry experts and having their voice in context of bigger picture. Please do more of this kind!

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

3:43 Child: *nearly oblivious* Parent: *pure pain*

[@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou]

I was just at this point in the video when I read your post. Needless to say, you are absolutely correct.

[@sussekind9717]

What they really could have used, is one of those inflatable OR's/hospitals. They inflate into a sterile operating room, fully equipped with air seals in case of a pandemic like ebola, as well as climate control and electrical outlets hooked up to generators. They can be air dropped in, inflated and completely set up within 90 minutes. Multiple units can be attached to one another to make a full hospital. That includes triage, examining rooms, pre/post op, X-ray, offices, etc. You name it, and they can be linked up and operational in the time it takes to watch a movie.

[@VolcyThoughts]

My aunt lost her home My pastor lost his daughter A friend of mine lost his mother, older brother and grandmother All in just 30 seconds RIP to all those lost people in the Haiti earthquake

[@MichaelChiklisCares]

So sad.

[@LeviForWaifu]

When your country looked better after the earthquake than before due to all the foreign aid

[@foximacentauri7891]

@@LeviForWaifu this is no just inappropriate but also false.

[@jellybr3ak]

@@LeviForWaifu this can't be more wrong, Haiti is now still struggling in some areas...

[@LeviForWaifu]

@@jellybr3ak It was always struggling. What are you on about? It's been a shithole since 1812. The Dominican Republic wanted none of that mess and they're poor too, just so happens Haiti is 4th world Africa level of poor and messed up. If it wasn't a shithole it would have had resources to help itself, instead of being worldwide leeches on public time and effort. And for what? An average person of 4th grade education if that? People whose lifetime GDP productivity is worth less than their organs?

[@marcopaolini4840]

I never comment on YT but this deserves it. Your vids are always great and resourceful but getting interviews makes it even better.

[@aumpandya6083]

Stalking wendover production 😂

[@thebluebooklet1426]

Aum Pandya I was literally doing that and found this

[@aumpandya6083]

@@thebluebooklet1426 gg my internet friend

[@adolfodef]

THIS is the HIGH QUALITY CONTENT I subscribed for.

[@chillwill1083]

Hands down one of the best videos I've seen in a long time. Amazing work.

[@thetaylorcaylen]

I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and now I’m taking a class on natural disasters for my degree, this is great work and explanation!! Applies directly to what we’re learning. Sending to my professor to hopefully use.

[@spacemushroom830]

It's things like this that actually make me proud to be an American.

[@SaucyJack97]

Why wouldn't you be proud to be an American? It wouldn't be drumpf right? Lol drumpf!

[@zhvanetsky9814]

same w how mexicans helped us in katrina and we helped them in the mexico city earthquake, like despite all of our history and even our current politics, we all share this continent and have each other’s backs when the worst happens. and that’s a good feeling

[@spacemushroom830]

@@zhvanetsky9814 agreed :)

[@angelrobles7201]

@@zhvanetsky9814 Right indeed!

[@Dampfish]

Why?

[@tristanmoller9498]

I can’t believe you made such a high quality video as a KZbinr, interviewing two highly professional and experienced people. Without a sponsor directly asking you!

[@MrJoecordo]

"so how was disaster response in Haiti"? "it was in tents"

[@bunzer.of.wunzerton2235]

Wendover Productions Thank you for your time and high quality of these docs. I love binge watching them.❤️

[@surajbiradar9827]

I love this new format....with clips of interviews. video becomes more interesting and engaging👍

[@isaac7769]

Informative, simple , interesting content...keep it up Wendover 🔥👏

[@itsjustafad]

Props to the people who drop everything to go and help out when these disasters happen.

[@MrAledro84]

6:45 Italy helping out

[@alexsmith-rs6zq]

ale84 probably crates of spaghetti

[@youbecha64]

Thanks for the back story, I flew into PoP regularly, before and after the earthquake for a few years... It was amazing the amount of logistics happening all over the airfield...air plane had supplies and loads of church group volunteers and UN personell...but I never got the whole story on how they handled ATC...other than you could see the 'temporary' tower and the destroyed old tower.

[@wildvortex4565]

just a random tip for you framing with the shots you had for the interviews, try minimize "headroom" or the space between the top of someones head and the top of the frame. makes for a much better looking shot.

[@williamcampbell9859]

Something something Max headroom

[@perrot6362]

Wow! This was so well put together. Thanks for yet another great documentary teaching us about the logistics behind disaster relief. I never knew something like that would be interesting to this degree. I'm looking forward to seeing more!

[@Azmihidayaat]

Had to postpone my study for tomorrows 8AM exam and now its 12.38AM. PRIORITIES

[@sjuvanet]

Mr. Potato shouldve focused on exam :/

[@juicynarwal6272]

I have a friend in the army reserves, and one of the things he was always concerned about was the ability for local hospitals and clinics to be used as casualty collection points. Not a single hospital in my country (Philippines) is capable for a mass casualty event, either the hospital itself is incapable, or the infrastructure surrounding it is not effective enough for so many vehicles coming in and out. One of his examples was, if ever there was a school or equally large organisation in a compound that gets bombed or shot up, the fastest response that will arrive will only be security on site, police units on motorbikes, and helicopters if there is space to land. Even more worse was if the disaster was natural, where elements and factors were not under control of the responders. Thousands would die simply because help wasn’t able to arrive on time or conduct themselves efficiently.

[@demian8591]

wendover productions is a documentary channel now🙋🏽‍♂️ #loveit

[@beemer9108]

Just hearing about the way that the air traffic was handled restored my faith in humans. Those people sat out there in the blazing heat, just so they could control the massive influx of planes using tiny radios and their expertise. It was more than just a job to them, it was a necessary deed for the sake of the human race. When you so often hear about all the bad in the world, you start to lose sight of the good. These people are the good in the world that need to be revered, rewarded, and idolized.

[@lawjef]

Let me guess, it involves airplanes? If you look up “airplane” in a thesaurus there is an image of the wendover logo

[@wafkt]

Mind boggling. Bravo tackling such a complex issue and helping the average individual understand that when it seems like not enough is being done to respond to disaster, there is an incredible amount of work and coordination that is happening.

[@nsms1297]

Wendover productions can you make a video on Private space companies and future of space exploration.

[@GalileoAV]

I love how so many of your videos showcase the incredible organization and logistics of our biggest needs

[@MagicalBacon]

It took 5:57 to show the first plane in the video.

[@samarvora7185]

Doesn't apply here. It is but obvious that aircraft play a major role in times like these. Af at all It's surprising it took 5:57 mins for planes to be mentioned.

[@sarahvo5956]

Thanks

[@MagicalBacon]

Samar Vora Buddy, it’s a joke. You didn’t need to right a whole explanation.

[@Sondrebol]

Videos like this and the epidemic one gives me hope in humanity. It's nice to see people come together to handle emergencies.

[@KiddKoalaz]

Kurzgesagt and Wendover both upload about disasters... I feel like something is looming upon us all.. lol

[@nerd_nato564]

Oh. This aged like damn wine.

[@infinitecanadian]

At the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum in McMinnville, Oregon, they had a documentary called 'Rescue 3D' showing the Haiti disaster relief efforts by a Canadian frigate captain, two pilots, and a volunteer fireman. If you are ever going by that area I HIGHLY recommend going there.

[@SultanMapping]

A tornado just passed through Dallas about 2 days ago! Winds were estimated by the National Weather Service has estimated winds of 140mph! The disaster recovery is still underway, and tens of thousands are still without power, and had the tornado occurred 5 miles to the North, my house would of been GONE!!!

[@CHRONICLEKAI]

Thanks for the informative video. Auckland, New Zealand’s CBD is covered with black smoke as a fire continues to burn in one of the buildings.

[@doso4782]

Love the level of professionalism in Wendover, and the humor in HAI. Great work Sam!

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

In Soviet Russia... Disaster responds to you

[@AgniFirePunch]

You watch any porn bigfoot?

[@Jellygamer0]

@@AgniFirePunch priorities, priorities...

[@abandonedchannel281]

Frequent Man Haven’t we all watched some good old big foot porn

[@Tom-yv9fd]

@@AgniFirePunch I seen a dinosaur T-Rex bang a girl while standing on a hooverboard once.

[@ikeekieeki]

the interviews were essential for understanding this topic, thank you

[@ronitheking27]

Next video: "The logistics of logistics".

[@airbornewarningandcontrols396]

Master_Potato Next video: “The logistics of logistics of logistics”.

[@frenchhornempire_8479]

Logistics of logistic of logistic of planes

[@cokeforever]

In 1988 Spitak earthquake struck. I remember my father (a medical doctor specializing in endocrinology) been called to pack his stuff and be at the airport in 3 hrs... When they arrived, the drvastation was huge: every doctor capable of performing surgeries, worked 12 hour shifts and that was a bare minimum, thou new aircraft carrying doctors landed every 30 minutes...

[@adgtheg4146]

Please do the logistics of the UN general Assembly

[@bigj3508]

None of this would be possible without funding. Funding, in itself, is a massive job.

[@tristanmoller9498]

I can’t believe you made such a high quality video as a KZbinr, interviewing two highly professional and experienced people.

[@FingeringThings]

Haiti: *numerous natural disasters* Indonesia: first time?

[@davidvandusen4421]

Logistics is the key to any disaster response. I work for the largest disaster and property restoration company in the world. At least for our operations in the USA and Canada, we have a fleet of dedicated vehicles and equipment for national disasters. Trucks filled to the brim with equipment and supplies, mobile command centers to direct operations, and personnel network that pulls professionals from all over the region to increase the man power in the affected area. Once we get to an area and the orders are given, the first step is containing the structure. Waterproof tarps, board ups, sandbags, sump pumps. What ever it takes to prevent further damage. Next is pulling equipment from our mobile warehouse trucks and setting it up. If there's enough power. This equipment is there to dry water damage and purify the air. By this point insurance adjusters are on site and we work them to determine the scope of the demolition and repairs. Round the clock, the command center is directing workers on where to go, what to remove, what to replace, and what can be restored. Following a major hurricane, we can restore entire regions in just 2 or 3 months. All thru careful planning and logistics.

[@rasterb1aster]

Can you do one on the belt and road initiative by China

[@miguelarceo5269]

When you put this much effort into videos like this, it makes me love the channel even more

[@adeliajovani]

Wendover uploads. I click.

[@IRTG2006]

*Smoke weed everyday*

[@Magooinvesting]

Learned so much from this video. Amazing to see how these incredible people help after disasters!

[@kawoushin]

Everyone: Why would I want to learn about disaster logistics? City skylines players: This is the best video ive ever seen.

[@johnalan6067]

I was leading a parachute packing platoon for the army at Fort Bragg. we ran 24 hour operations packing parachutes for aerial delivery to Haiti, mostly CDS bundles. Some local group donated a whole truck load of Fiji water that be boxed up for an air drop. The first airdrops didn't go quite so well a the locals rushed the drop zone when they saw the parachutes. We used our High velocity chutes that fall at 40-50 meters per second. A few people got killed in their rush to get to the food/water.

[@abbex9528]

Wendover uploads: 🥰

[@nikolaiivanovich2094]

We need more of these kind of videos, with a deeper look, to act as tutorials for those who want to help but have limited disaster response experience.

[@buckyV]

Last time I was this early, the Showmakers podcast was still airing

[@MarcoPurovesi]

I absolutely understand taking the great opportunity to interview some experts who really know these things, but I actually enjoy the usual format of Sam himself explaining the topics. Just my own opinion though, most people probably liked this video.

[@DynamicHaze]

🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 my people are resilient, still suffering but we are always going to overcome the struggles.

[@christianmak5188]

is that the cambodian flag? its too small i cant tell on my phone

[@AdlerTX]

@@christianmak5188 It's Haiti's 🇭🇹(Haiti) 🇰🇭(Cambodia) 👍

[@christianmak5188]

@@AdlerTX oh thx

[@DynamicHaze]

@@christianmak5188 Haitian flag, I'm Haitian I wouldn't use another flag to talk about my people lol

[@extinnocence]

@@DynamicHaze are you in Haiti now? I'm wondering how much of the damage and destruction has been cleaned up or rebuilt or is there still derbis and rubble easily visable?

[@danielkrajnik3817]

it's amazing how much all-encompassing knowledge it takes from crisis responders to be effective in these situations

[@estoniaisunderrated5120]

Other countries “the USA is evil” USA: gives the most humanitarian aid during crisis

[@Dygit]

These videos are AWESOME!!! Keep it up!!!

[@xBris]

Wow. Very good video! That's quite the jump in production value. Good on ya. Nice to see this channel improving! I like the format - it's definitely better than just stringing together stock footage after stock footage!

[@JF-iz8mt]

I was 5 and thought that I caused the earthquake while I was playing in my backyard

[@Kaiyats]

So you’re 14

[@felixxdenolo6793]

When I was five I thought Asians were just people that were up to something lol 😂

[@NatsumeKonno]

When i was small i thought thunder sounds was people fighting up in the mountains.

[@samuelshao2688]

Felixx Denolo as a Asian u ain’t wrong

[@LeviForWaifu]

@@samuelshao2688 free Hong Kong

[@SeeASquaRE]

I was gonna make a plane joke but this video was well done, kudos to you to talk about Disaster Response since it's rarely given attention in times of no major disasters happening.

[@ZacharyLaid]

Learn how to surf so when tsunami comes you just shred the wave brahhhh

[@jacobperry7637]

I know this is a joke but there a reason why it doesn't work. The why the pressure wave travels is deferent then a normal wave

[@santiagomarshall1447]

People from Haiti are incredibly nice and hardworking, the deserve so much more

[@viewfndr]

Dude. Start a logisics company. You clearly know how it _all_ works

[@Nillowo]

I know this video is 16 months old and all, but I just wanted to say I’m proud of my state having these professionals in health care etc in it. They’re heroes

[@silasmayes7954]

"poorly funded government" the countries' leaders drive Mercedes and BMWs.

[@declanmcnamara2223]

corruption is everywhere

[@krazYFaic]

When Haiyan hit the Philippines, the Vice President at that time repackaged relief goods from abroad so that they looked like it was from him. Others also replaced some items (like Spam) and replaced them with local ones because they were expensive goods and a waste to just give out to poor people.

[@AshrakAhmed]

Also it always interesting to see countries who don't have the capacity to respond to the natural disaster make the relief efforts wait to do customs check, while people are dying for those supplies! It's always those 3rd world countries which insist that the relief effort must flow through their own people so the corrupt govt can pick and choose the good stuff!

[@mangos2888]

Kudos, @Wendover. This video was/is amazing work! Loved it all!

[@JoelJames2]

6:21 Woo! U-S-A! U-S-A! Also, I think this is the only time in recent memory where the US Military rolling up to a third world country and calling the shots actually ended in a good way.

[@tomraines6554]

We actually do this more often than people think. Don't get me wrong... We will up the wrong way to often for my liking still but we are helpful too

[@debbieward9732]

JoelJames2 - disregarding The Clinton Foundation failure.

[@ApproximatelyBees]

This is so well edited and mixed, has the professional feel of a vox doc or this American life story!