I tie my shoes with the bunny ears method too. Been ridiculed for over 50 years. Never going to change! Ha Ha. Congrats on the show Barney. We'll be watching.
I just wanted to say congratulations on finding the Avenger wrecks. I wish you luck in identifying them. It looks like the salt really did its work well. With any luck we'll be seeing the results on television soon I hope. I'm curious to see how the Navy reacts to any kind of recovery effort should you decide to move forward with removing the planes from the ocean floor. I'd also like to ask if you referenced any other materials in your research other than the Official 1946 Navy report? Though I really enjoyed watching the documentary and the effort you've made to find the aircraft unless one turns out to be Lt. Bossi's plane I don't think you found Flight-19. I've been assured that the group of planes is not that of the Graham Hawkes discovery of 1991 but it makes me question the similarities of both groups being located so closely together. I tend to agree with Jon Myhre that Ft-28 is in the north-easterly area of the Petrals search area and the rest of the planes are further West somewhere even closer to shore. By the way, I've been doing double ears for ages and haven't found anything better yet. - Fivesides2@triangle.com
I tie my shoes with the bunny ears method too. Been ridiculed for over 50 years. Never going to change! Ha Ha. Congrats on the show Barney. We'll be watching.
Thank you!
That was hilarious.. I don't recall you filming the latest in the shoe tying debate.
I just wanted to say congratulations on finding the Avenger wrecks. I wish you luck in identifying them. It looks like the salt really did its work well. With any luck we'll be seeing the results on television soon I hope. I'm curious to see how the Navy reacts to any kind of recovery effort should you decide to move forward with removing the planes from the ocean floor. I'd also like to ask if you referenced any other materials in your research other than the Official 1946 Navy report? Though I really enjoyed watching the documentary and the effort you've made to find the aircraft unless one turns out to be Lt. Bossi's plane I don't think you found Flight-19. I've been assured that the group of planes is not that of the Graham Hawkes discovery of 1991 but it makes me question the similarities of both groups being located so closely together. I tend to agree with Jon Myhre that Ft-28 is in the north-easterly area of the Petrals search area and the rest of the planes are further West somewhere even closer to shore. By the way, I've been doing double ears for ages and haven't found anything better yet. - Fivesides2@triangle.com