The tragedy is compounded in Myanmar
During a press conference at the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says that the tragedy in Myanmar is compounded by the restriction of aid workers. He offers examples of when the U.S. military was able to help in humanitarian crises in the past. (0:31)
May 8, 2008
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