Humanitarian Operations
- Central (1998) — Canada's assistance to Central America after the devastation of Hurricane Mitch
- Anode (2000) — Australian military contribution as part of the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands.
- Assistance (1997) — Canadian assistance to Manitoba after major flooding.
- Hajji Baba (1952) — United States assistance to Hajj pilgrims.
- Helpem Fren (2000) — Pidgin for helping friend, multinational assistance to the Solomon Islands under the aegis of RAMSI.
- Hawkeye (20 September 1989 - 17 November 1989) — Canada's assistance to St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands after the devastation of Hurricane Hugo
- Navy Help Darwin (1974) — Australian Naval assistance to Darwin after Cyclone Tracy.
- Pakistan Assist (2005) — Australian Defence Force humanitarian operations providing support after the 2005 Kashmir earthquake.
- Peregrine (2003) — British Columbia forest fire fighting assistance by soldiers
- Persistence (1998) — Canadian operation at Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia to recover bodies after crash of SwissAir Flight 111
- Pyramid (1996) — Victoria, British Columbia Canadian Army Reserve assistance by soldiers after heavy snowstorm (1 metre deep) in Victoria, BC
- Recuperation (1998) — Canadian assistance after major snowstorms in eastern Canada
- Sumatra Assist (2005) — Australian Defence Force humanitarian operations following the 2005 Sumatra earthquake.
- Torrent (1999) — Canadian assistance after earthquake in Turkey
- Lichi (2000) — South African rescue operations in Mozambique after major flooding due to Cyclone Eline
- 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
- Australia
- Tsunami Assist
- India
- Sea Wave Which included:
- Mother (mainland relief)
- Mandat (Andaman and Nicobar Islands)
- Rainbow (Sri Lanka)
- Castor (Maldives)
- Ghambir (Indonesia)
- Sea Wave Which included:
- Australia
- Dorca French assistance in Darfur in 2004
- Unison Canadian response to Hurricane Katrina
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