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Haiti earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

Haiti earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, assesses earthquake damage at his home in a village outside Liogane, Jan. 25, 2010. Cormi... More

Assessing earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

Assessing earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, assesses earthquake damage at his home in a village outside Liogane, Jan. 25, 2010. Cormi... More

Haiti earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

Haiti earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, assesses earthquake damage at his home in a village outside Liogane, Jan. 25, 2010. Cormi... More

Assessing earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

Assessing earthquake damage - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, assesses earthquake damage with a Canadian reporter in Liogane, Jan. 25, 2010. Cormier's ... More

Helping poor in Haiti - ATLANTIC

Helping poor in Haiti - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, talks with orphans in a village outside Liogane, where he mentors local children, Jan. 25... More

Haiti earthquake orphans - ATLANTIC

Haiti earthquake orphans - ATLANTIC

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-U.S. Coast Guard Chief Paul Cormier, a member of Coast Guard Reserve Port Security Unit (PSU) 309, walks through an earthquake-torn village, where he mentors local orphans, Jan. 25, 2010. ... More

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