Tarawa bones file - Revision history

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correct TTracks URL

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	After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found [[bones file\|a more complete version]] in the [[WPHC Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.		After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found [[bones file\|a more complete version]] in the [[WPHC Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.

	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']		* [http://www.tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']
	* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Bones_Chronology.html The Bones Chronology]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Bones_Chronology.html The Bones Chronology]
	* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]		* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]

Moleski at 18:05, 13 October 2009

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	“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.		“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

	After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found a more complete version in the [[WPHC Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.		After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found [[bones file\|a more complete version]] in the [[WPHC Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.

	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']		* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']

Moleski at 18:05, 13 October 2009

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	TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the island by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by ~~Historical~~ researcher and TIGHAR member Peter McQuarrie gave substantial backing to the [[Kilts\| Floyd Kilts story]] and the [[Nikumaroro village, Waghena Island\| stories about bones told by the former residents of Nikumaroro]].		TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the island by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery that same year of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by historical researcher and TIGHAR member Peter McQuarrie gave substantial backing to the [[Kilts\| Floyd Kilts story]] and the [[Nikumaroro village, Waghena Island\| stories about bones told by the former residents of Nikumaroro]].

	“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.		“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

Moleski at 18:03, 13 October 2009

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	* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]		* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/forum/Highlights121_140/highlights132.html#8 Trip to Tarawa Archives]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/forum/Highlights121_140/highlights132.html#8 Trip to Tarawa Archives]

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Moleski at 18:02, 13 October 2009

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	TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ~~ilsand~~ by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by Historical researcher and TIGHAR member Peter McQuarrie gave substantial backing to the [[Kilts\| Floyd Kilts story]] and the [[Nikumaroro village, Waghena Island\| stories about bones told by the former residents of Nikumaroro]].		TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the island by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by Historical researcher and TIGHAR member Peter McQuarrie gave substantial backing to the [[Kilts\| Floyd Kilts story]] and the [[Nikumaroro village, Waghena Island\| stories about bones told by the former residents of Nikumaroro]].

	“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.		“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

Moleski at 18:01, 13 October 2009

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	* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Bones_Chronology.html The Bones Chronology]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Bones_Chronology.html The Bones Chronology]
	* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]		* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/forum/Highlights121_140/highlights132.html#8 Trip to Tarawa Archives]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/forum/Highlights121_140/highlights132.html#8 Trip to Tarawa Archives]

Moleski at 00:12, 17 February 2009

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	“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.		“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

	After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found a more complete version in the [[~~WPCH~~ Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.		After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found a more complete version in the [[WPHC Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.

	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']		* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']

Moleski at 00:12, 17 February 2009

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	~~{{draft}}~~		TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ilsand by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by Historical researcher and TIGHAR member Peter McQuarrie gave substantial backing to the [[Kilts\| Floyd Kilts story]] and the [[Nikumaroro village, Waghena Island\| stories about bones told by the former residents of Nikumaroro]].
	TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis\| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ilsand by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)\| I]], [[Niku II (1991)\| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)\| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)\| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by ~~______________~~,

	“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.		“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

	~~2001:~~		After McQuarrie turned up the Tarawa bones file, TIGHAR found a more complete version in the [[WPCH Archives]], which were in [[Hanslope Park]] at the time.

	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']		* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']

Moleski: New page: {{draft}} TIGHAR developed the Niku hypothesis from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ilsand by 1997 (Niku I, [[N...

2009-02-16T17:00:21Z

New page: {{draft}} TIGHAR developed the Niku hypothesis from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ilsand by 1997 (Niku I, [[N...

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{{draft}}
TIGHAR developed [[The Niku Hypothesis| the Niku hypothesis]] from navigational considerations and had sent four expeditions to the ilsand by 1997 (Niku [[Niku I (1989)| I]], [[Niku II (1991)| II]], [[Niku IIIP (1996)| IIIP]], [[Niku III (1997)| III]]). The serendipitous discovery of a [[WPHC]] file in Tarawa by ______________,

“Discovery of Human Remains on Gardner Island,” the folder (List KNI 11/I, File 13/9/1) contains fifteen official telegrams and one letter which establish that, in 1940, bones and objects suspected at the time as being from the lost Earhart flight were found on Gardner Island.

2001:

* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/13_1/tarawa.html "The Tarawa File," ''TIGHAR Tracks'']
* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Bones_Chronology.html The Bones Chronology]
* [[Bones found on Nikumaroro]]
* [http://www.tighar.org/forum/Highlights121_140/highlights132.html#8 Trip to Tarawa Archives]