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is available in both hardback and soft cover. The hardback, with free data DVD, is available ONLY from TIGHAR. The

About the DVD

ach hardback copy of Finding Amelia comes with a complete resource library on DVD, offering one-click links from source notes

About the Author

he son of a decorated World War Two pilot, Richard E. Gillespie grew up around airplanes and learned to fly

The Book

he unlikely process by which Finding Amelia came to be written began in 1999. TIGHAR’s investigation of the Earhart disappearance

Introduction

n July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart vanished somewhere in the Central Pacific during an attempted flight around the world. Finding

Acknowledgments

The research that made this book possible has been an eighteen-year voyage of discovery. The International Group for Historic Aircraft

Foreword

by Mark R. Peattie, Ph.D. Asia-Pacific Research CenterStanford University t is difficult to write about a legend. Write too richly

TIGHAR Tracks

TIGHAR Tracks is a periodic publication of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery. All issues are on line as PDFs, with some delay; some are also available as text files.

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