Houston makes it his mission to help find MH370


Man on a mission: Houston showing a map of the Indian Ocean in an earlier phase of the search for the missing plane at Dumas House in Perth.

KUALA LUMPUR: For Air Chief Marshal (Rtd) Angus Houston, the most recognised Australian involved in the search for missing aircraft MH370, helping Malaysia means a lot to him.

The former Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) head said he was shocked and very sad when he heard about MH370.

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