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Subject: Re: Murphy/Eads

Author:
Gary Fenderbosch

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Date Posted: 10:45:31 05/20/03 Tue
In reply to: Dan DeLor 's message, "Murphy/Eads" on 19:44:15 01/28/03 Tue

I believe I have pictures of the original crash site and recover attempt just shortly after the crash occured.I'll check my files to make sure, the memory just isn't what it used to be. Anyone interested please e-mail me with your request. Gary 5/69 to 8/71 570th and Lift.>I have been in contact with the Director of
>Intelligence of the group searching for lost personnel
>in South East Asia during the Vietnam war. I asked him
>what he knew concerning Murphy and Eads lost in
>70.This is what he wrote:
>As for Murphy/Eads (our case 1603) we found the site
>in 1995 and excavated a
>site 9 x 17 meters in 1996. We found skin of the
>aircraft with the word
>"GHOST" hand-painted on the side. We found Eads ID
>tag, two watch bands,
>two pairs of metalic boot soles and two armor chest
>plates.
>
>Sent all of the material to the Life Sciences
>Laboratory in San Antonio and
>they concluded that two U.S. Army crewmen had
>sustained fatal injuries in
>this crash. Unfortunately we did not recover their
>remains.

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