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>From: "Brian W. Kenny" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: CIA Aviation Archaeology
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>http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/upi/story.html?s=n/upi/98/03/16/washing
>ton_dateline_general_news/usbayofpi_1.html
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>Monday March 16 2:42 PM EST
>UPI - Bay of Pigs crash site investigated
>
>WASHINGTON, March 16 (UPI) _ A team of Defense Department specialists is in
>Nicaragua trying to find the remains of a B-26 bomber crew that crashed in
>1961. The bomber was supporting the ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba.
>The team is searching a remote area near San Jose de Bocay and a Defense
>Department spokeswoman says it will maintain its efforts until April 30.
>The Central Intelligence Agency initially asked the Defense Department to
>send a team to look for the remains of the bomber's crew, according to the
>department spokesman. The search team is drawn from the staff of the Army's
>Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii. In the past, teams from the
>laboratory have recovered the remains of missing servicemen in Vietnam, Laos,
>Cambodia, China, the Kurile Islands, North Korea and New Guinea. Team
>members include a medic, a photographer, specialists in forensic
>anthropology, bomb disposal experts, and morticians. Nicaraguan government
>officials have given the search team the coordinates of the crash site and
>are offering some aid.
>
>
Anita Cohen-Williams
Listowner of HISTARCH, SUB-ARCH, SPANBORD
Co-listowner/Manager of ANTHRO-L
Contributing Editor, Anthropology
http://www.suite101.com
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