Dear Colleagues-
I got the following this AM. Maybe we know why a gradient mag was being asked about a few weeks ago! Regards/Ken The Hot Point Greenland expedition immediately needs a volunteer to run a gradient mag survey in search for the Grumman 'Duck' with 3 airmen aboard, lost in 1942. The geophysicist who was to do this backed out at the last moment. Whoever takes on the task must find and bring a gradient mag as part of the deal. My guess is that whoever signs on will be away for 4 weeks, 2 working and the other two getting there and back etc. Expenses paid but nothing else. It will be a good team and great experience. The icecap there is stunning. Probably fly up from the US base maybe in New Jersey on military cargo Herc via Iceland to Kulusuk then 160 km south by B3 or Sikorsky. Team may be 20+ including military. They will be flying a drone with GPR and think they are pretty close to the target we believe we saw evidence of a few years ago. Finding it would hit international news and no doubt a book so there is some notoriety to be gained. Anyone interested must contact Jim Salazar in California ASAP <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] 626-712-0700 W. R. Thuma, Geophysicist International Marketing Consultant & Lost Aircraft Location Specialist President - AGT Systems NA Inc. & Advanced Technology Solutions Ltd. 15 Lake Shore Drive Toronto, Ontario M8V 1Y9 CANADA Mobile: +1 416-801-7055 Email: <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] Skype: w.r.thuma
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