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Andrew Segarf, deputy director of USAID in Kyrgyzstan,

Andrew Segarf, deputy director of USAID in Kyrgyzstan,

Andrew Segarf, deputy director of USAID in Kyrgyzstan, looks on as two Kyrgyz workers help unload a pallet of bottled water in Bishkek, Oct. 8, 2008, from a flatbed truck of humanitarian aid provided by Manas A... More

Two Kyrgyz workers help unload a pallet of military

Two Kyrgyz workers help unload a pallet of military

Two Kyrgyz workers help unload a pallet of military cold weather gear in Bishkek, Oct. 8, 2008, from a flatbed truck of humanitarian aid provided by Manas Air Base. The aid was transferred from the Manas truck ... More

Chief Master Sgt. Stanley Walker and Master Sgt. Otis

Chief Master Sgt. Stanley Walker and Master Sgt. Otis

Chief Master Sgt. Stanley Walker and Master Sgt. Otis West, both with the 376th Expeditionary Logistics Squadron, remove tie down straps from a flatbed shipment of humanitarian aid provided by Manas Air Base, O... More

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