Our hearts go out for those on the Kokoda plane crash and their loved ones. We would like to thank and appreciate the work of the PNG locals who were first to track their by foot, first to identify the crash site, first to built a clearance for a helipad and camp there day and night. Despite the rough terrain and bad weather, they are doing it for love and mateship. Money can not pay for the things they are doing. The Australian army has also put up all available resources to help with the disaster. The PNG police and army are also doing a great job. Despite limited resources, they are doing a great job. That is mateship. There was true mateship during the Kokoda battle in WW2, the tidal wave disaster in Aitape (The Australian army was first to be there) and we see it again during this tragic accident. Our spirit and mateship will never die away.
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