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Dr. Darko Nisavic of the Montenegrin emergency medical

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Dr. Darko Nisavic of the Montenegrin emergency medical

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Dr. Darko Nisavic of the Montenegrin emergency medical team gets hoisted down from a UH60 medical evacuation helicopter by Sgt. Joseph Campbell and Spc. James Ferguson along with the aircrew from Charlie Company, 1-214 Aviation Regiment from U.S. Army Europe's 12th Combat Aviation Brigade to provide medical attention to Montenegrins stranded by severe weather in northern Montenegro on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012. The soldiers are here as part of a U.S. task force to provide humanitarian assistance at the request of the government of Montenegro coordinating with the National Emergency Operations Center and the Montenegrin Ministry of Defense to provide relief and to save lives, homes and infrastructure in response to heavy snowfall.

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23/02/2012
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