Sideways
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I think our military have a good rep for this.but I've still to see a remotely plausible example.
I lived in Darwin 20 years after the city had been flattened by Cyclone Tracy, and people still talked about how the military came in with basic supplies, cleared the rubble, essentially saved the day.
When half of Indonesia got wiped out by a tsunami a few years back - there they were with their big planes and machines and organised aid in all sorts of forms.
Our military gets the call when natural disasters like that hit. Including surrounding island nations. In those situations, they're the only ones with the logistics and equipment to really help.
Surely that stuff counts as a good thing?