Research Document #37 The Carey Article These documents are provided on this web site as a matter of general interest and to aid in research by individuals. No permission to reproduce or transmit them is implied or granted. |
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EARHART FEATURE would drive the plane westward, the plane would have traveled approximately 2700 miles. Hence, the decision to search the northwest area immediately, though based purely on meager radio information and assumptions, was quite logical. -------------------------- The rest of the search is now history. What was expected to be a 5,000 mile trip by the Itasca on a regular colonist replacement and supplies’ cruise to the U.S. equatorial islands turned out to be a 36 day trip in search of a pair of daring American aviators whose fate only the stoic Pacific understands. (Signed) James Carey |
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