To work intensively with populations at risk suffering from the oppression of disparity and disaster, and to mitigate and militate against the roots of extremism and violent conflict through the four pillars: Rescue, Sustain, Train, Liberate. By preemptively engaging inequity and situational disadvantage at its roots, ARCHANGEL AIRBORNE seeks to grow dynamic relationships that engender positive global relations. Members of ARCHANGEL AIRBORNE shall be ambassadors and citizen servants of a United States of America missioned to serve the world's neediest and most vulnerable. Tasked with providing emergency response domestically in cases of natural disaster, acts of terror, or situations w... read more To work intensively with populations at risk suffering from the oppression of disparity and disaster, and to mitigate and militate against the roots of extremism and violent conflict through the four pillars: Rescue, Sustain, Train, Liberate. By preemptively engaging inequity and situational disadvantage at its roots, ARCHANGEL AIRBORNE seeks to grow dynamic relationships that engender positive global relations. Members of ARCHANGEL AIRBORNE shall be ambassadors and citizen servants of a United States of America missioned to serve the world's neediest and most vulnerable. Tasked with providing emergency response domestically in cases of natural disaster, acts of terror, or situations where lives of citizens are in imminent danger, ARCHANGEL AIRBORNE will act in a supportive role with existing Fire Rescue, EMS, Law Enforcement, National Guard and military authorities, recognizing the ICS and NIMS command and management structure, and offering all available personnel and material assets as needed to assist.
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By James Grimaldi | Volunteer, Archangel Airborne
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