The remains of a World War II bombardier whose B-24 bomber crashed in 1944 were located under 213 feet of water off Papua New Guinea in late September. Searchers found the remains with the help of specialized underwater sensors and an autonomous submarine provided by a nonprofit which works with the U.S. military and families to find missing American service members.
The group, Project Recover, began their investigation in 2017 with an archaeological survey of Papua New Guinea’s Hansa Bay, where a flight of B-24s on a late-war mission had reported one of their own had crashed.
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Since the DOJ and FBI have failed again, Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders Texas Law Enforcement to go after Chinese operatives intimidating, harassing, and maybe conducting rendition operations to exfiltrate critics of the CCP back to China.
January 20, 2025 can’t come soon enough. Let’s get the Government Agencies focused on their core, Constitutional missions, like eliminating foreign spy operations.
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U.S. Military Now Authorized to Kill Americans on U.S.
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If DOGE decides to inspect the Marine Corps, how will the Marine Corps be rated?
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