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US Army Air Corps First Lieutenant assigned to do [[HFDF|high frequency direction finding (HFDF)]] on [[Howland Island]]. | US Army Air Corps First Lieutenant assigned to do [[HFDF|high frequency direction finding (HFDF)]] on [[Howland Island]]. | ||
Author of the U.S. Army report, "Expedition to the American Equatorial Island in connection with Amelia Earhart flight," Report to Commanding General, Hawaiian Department, July 27, 1937 | Author of the U.S. Army report, [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Documents/Cooper_Report/Cooper_Report.pdf "Expedition to the American Equatorial Island in connection with Amelia Earhart flight,"] Report to Commanding General, Hawaiian Department, July 27, 1937 (U.S. National Archives Record Group 94/407, Office of the Adjustant General, Central Files 1926-1939, 580.81, Trans-Pacific and Round the World Flights of Miss Amelia Earhart; Washington, D.C); TIGHAR calls this the '''"Cooper Report"'''. | ||
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US Army Air Corps First Lieutenant assigned to do high frequency direction finding (HFDF) on Howland Island.
Author of the U.S. Army report, "Expedition to the American Equatorial Island in connection with Amelia Earhart flight," Report to Commanding General, Hawaiian Department, July 27, 1937 (U.S. National Archives Record Group 94/407, Office of the Adjustant General, Central Files 1926-1939, 580.81, Trans-Pacific and Round the World Flights of Miss Amelia Earhart; Washington, D.C); TIGHAR calls this the "Cooper Report".