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Very well done Project Recover.

Keep up the great work. Humbles an individual watching your videos.

All the way

Well Done! This was excellent to watch and hear this story.

Nice video! It’s an honor to be part of the team that found this crash site! Welcome home

Same here! I was researching my mom's brother Richard Eugene Eacobacci, age 22, who was shot down over Leyte Dec. 11, 1944. He sent me declassified logs that contained all kinds of info I never knew, nor did my mom. I also have every letter my dad, a navy man, sent home to his parents. I haven't sat down and read them yet but I did start scanning them. Great story. Great organization.

It's so shocking to learn that of the over 400,000 U.S. service members that were lost during WW2 around 72,000 were MIA. That's almost 20%. That's a lot of families that haven't had closure for generations until organizations like Project Recover can give them that closure they so desperately need and deserve!

My Dad and I got to go on a 2-week dive trip to Palau and Truk in early 2008. It was truly life changing. I have a bunch of mediocre photos (and thankfully, a handful of really good ones). But I do wish I'd better prepared myself with knowledge of what the Marines went through at Peleliu (I learned most of it while there) and that I'd done a better job of documenting it.

Wow what a video. And the sound track is excellent

Great film! Excellent work Project Recover!

The interview with the Japanese officer is remarkable, if deeply unsettling. Amazing historical document.

The interview with the elderly Japanese officer is genuinely remarkable.

Just watched the documentary 'To What Remains ' im speechless but thankful for what you all do 🙏🏽

Man O man how'd I miss this gem???? I am a fanatic over second World war color footage as well as an avid scale modeller and this stuff is fantastic! I've never seen color footage of the death dealers before answered a question I had right away, Painted prop spinner or natural metal? Both of which show up white in B&W footage.

I found out about Project Recover from Expedition Unknown and will never forget about it and will try to support it. Thank you for your service.

Beautiful

As a USAF Civic Action Team member I spent 8 months at Chuuk Lagoon in the '90s. Incredible history without a doubt. One guy on our team had been out there years earlier and told us about diving on Japanese ships with skeletons every where. Night diving, he said, was especially "interesting". Ran annim!

My uncle Richard John Pushman was one of the three shot down over Okinawa on April 29th 1945 along with Perkins and Berg.. His picture is listed on the Honor States website..

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If their names remain only known to God, all Americans owe them eternal gratitude

That poor ship lead a rough, short life.

Derek! I communicated with you yesterday on a short vid. For some reason, I was vaguely familiar with what you guys were doing, but I couldn't pinpoint it, then, I remembered watching "something similar" on 60 Minutes back in 2014- lol! I had forgotten all about that 60 Minutes piece, as it has been 9 years. I just rewatched it! But, I now realize that Bent Prop is now Project Recover! Good to see you guys continuing to stay active and form the alliances you have. Anyhow, keep up the great work!👌

Harrowing and fascinating simultaneously! Amazing how the past speaks to us from these underwater wrecks!

How did know it was Jimmie Doyle . Did they find his dog tags?

Thank You for this. My Uncle, was of the Soldiers found and Repatriated Home from this ❤

EXCELLENT!

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Fantastic and very powerful film

wonderful video and wonderful work. it’s a blessing there are such people who selflessly work to find the missing

Well done, thank you for what you are doing. Andrew

Keep it going! Thx for your efforts! Andrew

Is it possible to volunteer just to be labor ?

Breathtaking and heartwarming. I want in on these missions!!

I love seeing how inspired all the students are. This is a great example of how diverse the team needs to be for these missions to find and locate the MIAs to be successful.

This entire story is so powerful and full of emotion. Watching Tetsuji Katsuyama being interviewed about the POWs and their execution really moved me. To see the other side of the story so many years later and hear how he saluted the grave was incredibly interesting to hear.

This is amazing work. The new technology will hopefully make it easier to find these MIAs and bring them home.

My father Bud Daniel was flying wingman for cowboy stout when he was shot down and killed

I was 11 years old when I first met Col. Conger. I caddied for him and his friends at the little golf course on MCAS Kaneohe Bay. He I would be in the clubhouse early Saturday mornings, and even though he would have preferred to spend some time alone, he talked, answered my questions, and treated me with kindness. Also bailed me out of a monster jam when I got to close to the runway on a walk with my little brothers. Just had the MP's pick us up and take us home. No harm, no foul. Anybody else would have jacked my father up for my transgressions, which was the custom in those days. You didn't see the fighter pilot, you just saw the man.

So moving. A great overview of a valuable initiative.

God bless them, both the searchers and the MIA.

Thank you so much for what you do and for what you did for our family.

I recommend highly recommend swift fixed on Instagram for the good job he is doing he never disappoints

Your Team rocks it....Proud of all of you for your efforts.....thx, Andrew

Thanks for the work you do! Andrew

Great stuff, thx, Andrew

From an ROV Supt......awesome work! Thx, Andrew

Only in this type of scenario do you find gratification in a church or a funeral. While there is no pay for doing work such as this, you can't put a price on "THANK YOU".

I participated in a teacher seminar aboard the Midway. Great to see the Midway team up with Project Recover to provide a great experience for students. With what the Midway and Project Recover does the educational opportunities are endless.

Nah its just a waste of money