Imagine that a giant tsunami just hit Australia and New Zealand. You are coordinating a massive disaster relief effort to deliver food, blankets, and basic first aid supplies to millions of people dispersed across the major islands."

make a strategy to physically transport the United States' relief to the people in need.

• Keep in mind that many roads and bridges have been wiped out, and it needs to make it the "last mile," as they say in logistics, meaning it is not good enough to say you will drop off a bunch of supplies in each significant city and hope it makes it to the people who need it.
• You must specify how it will make it to those people.
• With so many people dispersed over such a large landmass, how can you efficiently distribute the relief to the highest number of people?
• How will the tsunami victims find out that relief is coming and where to get it?
• How can you ensure that supplies are distributed first to those most in need?

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