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In WWII when a military aircraft went down in US territory on land with 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	missing aircrew: Was it considered any big deal to the military - considering the war effort going on overseas? What kind of search would there be? Which branch of the military would search? What size search team would be dispatched, if any? and what would be the rank of the most senior member of the team? Would bombsights, guns, etc be retrieved, demolitioned on the spot or left? Any firsthand or accurate info appreciated. HJ  | 
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