We are pierside in Norfolk, after 7 weeks on station in Haiti. For information on how YOU can help Haiti, visit http://www.usaid.gov/haiti.

Scenes from our remembrance ceremony today: http://www.haiticomfort.blogspot.com/

The effort to help Haiti rebuild continues. For information on how YOU can help, visit http://www.usaid.gov/haiti.

Heading home after treating 871 patients. 1400+ military personnel, civil service mariners and NGO volunteers made this mission possible.

A couple of photos that sum up our time at sea: refueling (http://bit.ly/bCQx0G) and surgery (http://bit.ly/bROmAL).

Just dropped anchor off of Port-au-Prince, Haiti after refueling-at-sea with the USNS Leroy Grumman. Medical care continued the whole time.

Right now we are underway for a night to get fuel for the ship and our helos. Also underway right now: 4 surgeries in our operating rooms.

Today we said goodbye to a bunch of military and NGO doctors, nurses, and translators. Don't worry: we welcomed a whole new bunch aboard!

We've now performed over 600 surgeries since arriving in Haiti Jan. 20th (644, to be exact). 13 procedures were completed on Super Sunday.

We now have 10 additional surgeons from the Orthopaedic Trauma Association. They came from all over the country to help. Welcome aboard!

A milestone day: over 500 surgeries performed since arriving in Haiti two weeks ago today.

Here's a picture of another reunion which took place aboard Comfort yesterday: http://www.haiticomfort.blogspot.com/

Comfort Reunites Mother, Daughter Separated by Earthquake: http://bit.ly/c5EgcI.

Surrounded by tragedy, sometimes our greatest inspiration comes from our patients. Maybe you'll be inspired, too: http://bit.ly/9mqU2Y.

Check out our blog: http://www.haiticomfort.blogspot.com/

NGOs are a vital component of our efforts here in Haiti: http://bit.ly/cwdxM2 and http://bit.ly/aYmL8j.

To our newest crewmembers, the nurses and doctors of Project Hope: welcome aboard!

Our crew has grown to over 1,200 people and we have performed over 100 surgeries since arriving in Haiti.

The last 24 hrs: 63 patients admitted, 59 surgeries performed. Welcome to more than 70 of our new Red Cross translators! Welcome aboard!

Today we had our first baby born aboard! We also welcomed over 100 additional personnel, bringing us closer to being a 1000 bed facility.