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  • Thai Radar Might Have Tracked Missing Plane

    03/18/2014 11:58:11 PM PDT · by lbryce · 1 replies
    AP ^ | March 19, 2014 | CHRIS BRUMMITT and THANYARAT DOKSONE
    New radar data from Thailand gave Malaysian investigators more potential clues Wednesday for how to retrace the course of the missing Malaysian airliner, while a massive multinational search unfolded in an area the size of Australia. Search crews from 26 countries including Thailand are looking for the plane that vanished early March 8 with 239 people aboard en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Frustration is growing among relatives of those on the plane at the lack of progress in the search.
  • Decades-old military plane wreckage found in Alaska glacier, may give families closure

    06/28/2012 10:21:07 AM PDT · by Kartographer · 16 replies
    The wreckage of a military plane found this month on an Alaska glacier is that of an Air Force plane that crashed in 1952, killing all 52 people aboard, military officials said Wednesday. Army Capt. Jamie Dobson said evidence found at the crash site correlates with the missing C-124A Globemaster, but the military is not eliminating other possibilities because much investigation still needs to be done. Processing DNA samples from relatives of those on board the plane could take up to six years, Dobson said. "We're still at the very beginning of this investigation," she said. "This is very close...
  • Suspected military plane wreck, bones found on Alaska glacier

    <p>Suspected military plane wreck, bones found on Alaska glacier By Chris Klint, Channel 2/KTUU.com and msnbc.com news services ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Possible military aircraft debris, along with material that may be bone fragments, has been discovered in the Knik Glacier area, north-east of Anchorage, according to officials.</p>
  • Lake discovery is likely Truax jet (missing F-89 Scorpion)

    09/01/2006 8:04:56 PM PDT · by Gomez · 3 replies · 4,003+ views
    Madison.com ^ | August 29, 2006 | Doug Moe
    THERE HAS been a stunning development in the half-century-old mystery of what happened to a Truax Air Force Base F-89 Scorpion jet airplane that disappeared over Lake Superior on Nov. 23, 1953. The plane and its Madison-based crew - pilot Felix Moncla and radar observer Robert Wilson - were never found. The F-89 had been dispatched to track a large unidentified flying object that radar had spotted near the U.S.-Canadian border, and the plane's disappearance has been fodder for extraterrestrial theorists ever since. It now appears the missing plane has been located. Earlier this month, divers and engineers from the...