The U.S. military’s effort to establish a pier in the Mediterranean Sea to provide humanitarian aid to Gaza failed to meet ... previously that the mission cost approximately $230 million ...

was an Army-Navy mission to build a temporary pier to funnel humanitarian aid into Gaza after Israeli forces launched a military campaign into the enclave in response to the October 2023 surprise ...

The Biden administration’s failed humanitarian mission in Gaza was more ... throughout the U.S. military on responsibility to answer basic questions about the pier mission.

WASHINGTON — Former President Joe Biden’s failed floating Gaza pier plan left 62 US personnel ... found that the military services were not adequately prepped for the mission — dubbed ...

The Army and Navy, the report concludes, were “not organized, trained or equipped” to conduct the mission ... aid from the US-built Trident Pier near Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip on ...

A new report from the Defense Department Inspector General found the Gaza ... the military services were to build the floating pier to Gaza. It found, among other things, mission planners failed ...

New reports show that the U.S. military ... pier project, so could you just remind us how it came about? WALSH: So the idea was to find alternative ways to get food and other aid into Gaza after ...

mechanism for aid deliveries into Gaza, but it has been criticized by the United Nations and others, who warn it risks further displacing Palestinians and endangering civilians. US military ...

But bad weather and distribution challenges inside Gaza limited the effectiveness of what the US military says was its biggest aid delivery effort ever in the Middle East. The pier was only ...

No officer by that name appears in US military databases ... plagued operation to establish a temporary aid pier on the coast of Gaza, but Heather Hagan, a spokesperson for the United States ...

The IG report states the U.S. military delivered roughly 20 million pounds of aid — about one day’s worth of supplies for Gaza’s population — before the pier was decommissioned.