From Rome to Papua New Guinea: A Wild Ride
When the call came, I wasn’t entirely surprised. Both the management in our Bangkok region and my Director were adamant I step in to run an emergency operation in Papua…
Blog related to our adventures on our Beneteau Oceanis 46 around the globe
When the call came, I wasn’t entirely surprised. Both the management in our Bangkok region and my Director were adamant I step in to run an emergency operation in Papua…
The day South Sudan officially became an independent nation, I was standing in Bor among a crowd of dignitaries, officials, and locals, witnessing history unfold. It was a profoundly emotional…
In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the world found itself on the edge of a new, uncertain era. The global political landscape shifted dramatically, and the shadows of war…
In 2001, I was busy building a house in Kampala. My plan was to settle there, even though my work kept me constantly on the move. I had found the…
In 1999, as the war in Kosovo raged on, the demand for our team’s technical expertise was growing. By this time, I had become the Deputy of the Technical Support…
One of the perks—and challenges—of my role in humanitarian operations was being the sole custodian of the organization’s only spectrum analyzer, a $30,000 piece of sensitive equipment. It was vital…
I had just wrapped up a week-long mission in Chad and was preparing for the twice-weekly Air Afrique flight from N’Djamena to Niamey, Niger. On the advice of our local…