Brazilian and US navies are conducting an operation to transport donations to flood victims National newspaper

Marines Brazil And to us One did Joint action To carry donations to flood victims Big river South.

The Atlantic has been docked in Rio Grande Harbor since May 8. Along with the landing and takeoff area, four helicopters are used for humanitarian operations to help stranded families and flood victims.

team at National newspaper He started the journey which lasted for about 16 hours. About 110 km off the coast of the Rio Grande do Sul, the ship Atlántico meets the North American aircraft carrier George Washington, carrying 15 tons of food, animal feed, water, and sanitation and hygiene supplies. Products are lifted by helicopters.

For the operation, vessels are approximately 500 m. Aircraft do not land on aircraft carriers. They hover at a height of 3 m. The entire journey between one ship and another takes an average of five minutes. There were 31 trips. Brazilian flight 16 and American flight 15 did.

“The American fleet was passing off the coast of Brazil. The ships were in Rio de Janeiro. Their support to join efforts in this massive mobilization in support of counter-disaster operations in the South is very welcome,” said Rear Admiral Nelson Leet, Commander of the Force’s First Division.

The Americans sought donations from the people for the navy in Rio de Janeiro. They will have to leave the US and go south to South America on their way to Japan, as the 333m ship, carrying more than 70 aircraft, is too big to pass through the Panama Canal. The path is narrow.

The meeting of unity was marked in the middle of the sea.

“This serves to strengthen the friendship between the Brazilian Navy and the United States Navy and strengthen the 200-year-old diplomatic relationship between the two countries,” said Rear Admiral Nelson Leet.