Welcome to Humanitarian Assistance Television

Get Plugged In!!! on HATV

"Where Training is the Fundraiser"

The HATeam is a Global Human Network comprised of Military and Medical Veterans that helps raise awareness and funds to "train, equip, deploy" U.S. Surgical Teams and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that serve the world through Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief missions while preparing citizens for disasters in their local communities.

The HATeam develops, conducts and promotes exciting and unique educational adventures and fundraisers that merge U.S. Special Operations, Higher Education, Medicine, Adventure Travel, Leadership Training and Independent Filmmaking to provide opportunities for American Medical volunteers to earn financial support for their Global Surgical Initiatives.

The Humanitarian Assistance Team (HAT) and top surgeons, physicians and other Health Care Providers (HCP) from universities throughout the U.S. have joined forces to combine the world's most advanced technologies put to the test by the world's toughest customers! Follow U.S. Special Forces veteran Mykel Hawke and America's A-Team as they train and lead others on Humanitarian Action missions around the globe to alleviate suffering and help prepare the real First Responders of future disasters – citizens.

We encourage you to check back frequently as we continue to develop the official site for The Humananitarian Assistance Team (HAT) and Human Achievement Television (HATV).

Uncoventional Partners for Unconventional Times!

Disasters, Areas of Conflict and Insecure Environments

Allied Military and Medical Veterans

"Serving the World...and each other"

Utilization of Special Forces Medical Assets during Disaster Relief:

The Hurricane Andrew Experience by Godbee DC and Odom JW

"Special Forces units and their innate assets are presented as the ideal first-response unit to natural disasters due to their breadth of skill, speed of response, and ability to work independently in remote areas.  'Green Beret' soldiers are particularly suited to work under the most extreme hardships, with little or no supervision, and can demonstrate tremendous amounts of initiative and creativity in unique and changing situations.  The compact, versatile, and adaptable detachments of which Special Forces Groups are composed can serve as vital resources in humanitarian and disaster relief operations as well as in combat."

The following links are based on a U.S. Army Special Forces "Green Beret" A-Team