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The Hunt For Amelia Earhart America's Greatest Search -- By Douglas Westfall --
A First Person Account of America's History: This story is seven decades old -- it's the story of the Hunt For Amelia Earhart. She disappeared in July of 1937, and the US sent 9 ships, 66 aircraft, and well over 3,000 Navy sailors, cadets, and newsmen to search well over a quarter-million square miles of the Pacific Ocean plus 24 islands, through torrential storms and gale force winds -- yet nothing was found. --see
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The Hunt for Amelia Earhart
The Story of 9
ships, 66 aircraft, & 3,000 men,
View the flight tracks as up to 62 aircraft at a time, plow the Pacific searching for the lost aviators and their downed Lockheed Electra airplane.
Follow the track of the Lexington with three US Destroyers through rain squalls, ready to rescue any downed search aircraft in the sea.
On Flight Quarters See the aircraft on the deck of the USS Lexington as it follows a four-hour flight plan to cover up to 42,000 square miles in one flight. Index references cover more than 25 aircraft, 70 ships, 80 islands, and 165 people providing complete cross references of the Earhart Search. Over 60 pages of archival art, ephemera, photos, charts, and records from the National Archives.
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