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Mark your calendars boys and girls! November 29, The History Channel, "Deep
Sea Detectives". R.A.P.'s own Roger Long will be seen pontificating ponderously and speculating on the cause of a ship sinking. If you would like to put the face together with the rambling posts that appear in this newsgroup, be sure to tune in. (And not just the face, the voice, the funny glasses, the lopsided and shifty eyed scowl.) There's actually an aviation connection as well. The ship in question is the one used by Admiral Byrd to transport his Ford Trimotor to the Antarctic for his famous flights. This bit of aviation history can still be seen off of Mexico Beach, Florida where she sunk under murky circumstance while bound for Cuba with a load of lumber in the early days of WWII. No one is quite sure exactly what was going on but her crew seemed to be remarkably well paid for itinerant lumber transporters. -- Roger Long |
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