Still from ROV video

Started by Jeff Victor Hayden, January 07, 2012, 11:35:00 AM

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Jeff Victor Hayden

Matt, if you can imagine a section of aircraft skin finally being freed from the superstructure it was once fastened to then it would be at the mercy of the tides/currents/storms etc...
Being lightweight and thin by it's very nature plus, a large area in comparison to it's thickness, it would not take much to set it on it's way.
The main problem with sections of aircraft skin being washed up on the Pacific Islands during this era is that WW2 was raging and there were an awful lot of aircraft around at that time in the Pacific theatre of operations. So a lump of aircraft skin turning up on an island could have come from hundreds of sources. If WW2 hadn't got in the way (bad timing) then a lump of aircraft skin being washed up on a Pacific Island during this era would have stuck out like a beacon.
That's just my opinion of course and, is open to debate (no more discussions on philosophy please, try and keep the thread on topic)
To recap:
WW2= lots of sources of wreckage
No WW2= one source of wreckage?
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richie conroy

any idea's on what the objects either side of bar could be ?

they look like flaps of some sort but i could be wrong  :)

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richie conroy

couple more pics of a possible switch  :)
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Jeff Victor Hayden

#1248
I do hope this is just 'lumps of coral'
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C.W. Herndon

Or could it be one of these? A Marbles no2 Hand Ax as listed in the Luke Field inventory.
Woody (former 3316R)
"the watcher"

Jeff Victor Hayden

Quote from: C.W. Herndon on June 24, 2012, 12:30:16 PM
Or could it be one of these? A Marbles no2 Hand Ax as listed in the Luke Field inventory.

Good find Woody !!!!
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Ted G Campbell

Jeff,
And an open end wrench>
Ted Campbell

Jeff Victor Hayden

Quote from: Ted G Campbell on June 24, 2012, 01:59:38 PM
Jeff,
And an open end wrench>
Ted Campbell

Haven't seen anything yet Ted but, from the Luke Field inventory...

25 1 " Tool Kit containing: 1 EA.
PWA-19 Monkey Wrench
1 " PWA-20 Crescent Wrench
1 " PWA-21 D.E. Wrench
1 " PWA-22 D.E. Wrench
1 " PWA-23 Magneto Wrench
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richie conroy

Jeff the object is to long to be axe

also look left in between the two yellow lines the object is over hanging coral
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Jeff Victor Hayden

Richie
Have you got Harry Redknapps phone number? :D
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Chris Johnson

Keep the faith in Woy!!!!

Jeff Victor Hayden

Quote from: Chris Johnson on June 24, 2012, 04:02:57 PM
Keep the faith in Woy!!!!

He did ok I guess. Needs to be stronger in his convictions, no use putting players on who are not in form, they know who they are...
Best player for England in tournament, Glen Johnson.
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Chris Johnson

Time to re build!

Out with Terry, Lam ps and Gherard (sp)

Carrol has a role.

Bit of width and more composure on the pass.

Transission :)

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Martin X. Moleski, SJ

Quote from: Jeff Victor Hayden on June 24, 2012, 01:47:08 PM
Good find Woody !!!!

Hear, hear!

I don't see how that would not have been taken off the plane.

It's just way too useful on land and (I imagine) useless on board the plane.

Talking with Art Carty about what areas have and have not been searched by TIGHAR, I've become persuaded that it would be worthwhile to look for the remains of "Camp Zero."  That is where I would expect to find the hand ax and other useful metal items easily hauled to shore but perhaps not so easily hauled around the island.
LTM,

           Marty
           TIGHAR #2359A

Jeff Victor Hayden

It would be even more useful to the lucky native Islander who found it, worth a chest of gold doubloons to them. Wouldn't want to tell anyone they found it though, someone might want to take it off them for further examination. Best keep it quiet, makes my coconut plantation work easier  ;D
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