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On Sep 10, 10:54 am, Marc Ramsey wrote:
Dan G wrote: What is true, without doubt, is that a full conventional SAR operation is launched for *anyone* who goes missing in an aircraft or boat, whether rich or poor, or famous or not, and that's still a person's best hope for timely rescue. Perhaps, but I still found this headline and article rather sad: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...7/09/10/MNF0S2... The search for Fossett is something more than a "conventional" SAR operation... But one must also consider how many times we may have seen wreckage from the air while soaring and thought it was something that had been investigated, but never cleaned up. If we had a database of all the coordinates, then it would be easy to look it up at the end of flight to be sure that it's not something new. -Tom |
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