U.S. Relief Finally Heads To Myanmar - video

SelectPlusUN Chief Goes to Myanmar to Press Junta Over AidUN Chief Goes to Myanmar to Press Junta Over AidThe Associated PressU.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon heads to Myanmar on Thursday for a...

May 6: U.S. pledges aid to Myanmar after cyclone kills tens of thousands. NBC's Brooke Hart reports.  

May 12 - Nine days after cyclone Nargis hit, the U.S. has been granted permission by the military junta to deliver relief supplies to Myanmar.

A ceremony to donate relief supplies for the disaster regions by the United State of America took place at the Yangon International Airport on 12-May-2008. Upon arrival of the C-130 aircraft of the...

More than 100,000 people may have perished in the deadly cyclone that ravaged Burma, a U.S diplomat said Wednesday, adding that the situation is becoming "increasingly horrendous." "The...

US military carrier planes waiting in Thailand for Myanmar leaders to allow relief effort. At least four C-130s of US's Navy and Airforce seen by Reuters, on runway U Ta Pao Naval base in the...

Downed telegraph poles and trees, flooded streets, broken buildings and general infrastructure are some of the lesser problems urban dwelling people in Myanmar are negotiating in the aftermath of...

International donors say they need to be allowed access to Myanmar in order to assess what is needed while the U.N. estimates 2.4 million people are struggling to survive in the worst hit areas....

ANDAMAN SEA (May 16, 2008) – U.S. Navy LT Vincent Hamilton (main propulsion assistant) explains the evaporator systems which produce potable water. Marines and Sailors aboard USS Essex (LHD 2)...

SelectPlusNavy Ships to Leave Myanmar, Unable to HelpNavy Ships to Leave Myanmar, Unable to HelpThe Associated PressThe U.S. military ordered navy ships loaded with relief aid off Myanmar's coast...