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Topic started on 21-4-2007 @ 08:19 PM by Norio Hayakawa
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Here is an interesting local TV news iitem:
Wreckage of Air Force plane (searching for UFO) found in the Cascades
www.king5.com...
Although many of you may be familiar with this,
here is a fascinating background to this story:
Kenneth Arnold's 1947 Sighting, the Maury Island Sighting and the Kelso Crash
www.seattlechatclub.org...
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reply posted on 21-4-2007 @ 10:50 PM by greatlakes
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8 flags no replies, ok I'll be the first! Good story, what I'm confused about is when the airplane was found? It seems that it was found a while
back, pieces are already in a museum? 
In any case neat story. I really wish the story was a bit longer and went into more detail, like how in the world did Jim Greane find the wreckage. I
imagine it took many purposeful trips in the area to locate this needle in a HS.
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reply posted on 22-4-2007 @ 11:21 AM by Now_Then
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The first thing that I think of is that it is the first air force crash (cos they had just split from the army) so it would be a natural target for
folklore and rumour and such.
I'm oddly pessimistic today, getting old before my time!!
Worth reading further tho, ill put it on the list, cheers
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reply posted on 22-4-2007 @ 07:23 PM by promomag
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 06:56 AM by JacKatMtn
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This article ties in with the finding of the plane crash, a man went to the crash site and found a chunk of black rock he hopes is on the the pieces
of evidence the plane was carrying at the time of the crash.
The rock is being analyzed to see what it might be.
LINK
Black chunk
Kelso resident James Greear heard about the crash 10 years ago and had made several attempts to find clues. He found almost nothing in the woods until
earlier this month, when Bob Davenport told him the exact location. Davenport, now 75, was 15 at the time of the crash and one of the first people to
rush to the wreckage.
Greear went to the crash site April 15 with Lipson and LeFevre.
In the north fork of Globe Creek, a friend of Greear's found a black chunk slightly larger than a softball that looks as if it could have once been
lava.
"We are not making any claims of what it is," Lipson said.
But he and LeFevre are hopeful.
"You can tell it's been liquid because it's all full of bubbles," said Bill Beaty, a research engineer in the University of Washington's
Chemistry Department. He plans to have a colleague analyze the chunk this week.
"We have to look at the bedrock in the hill and see what's there," he said. "If it looks like that, then it's probably the same.
"If this is totally different than the bedrock that's there, then this will be very interesting."
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 07:52 AM by WhiteWash
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Fbi Document
What I find somewhat odd is that on page 16 of the fbi declassified document it says that the crew chief and a Hitchhiker parachuted to
safety....
anyone else find this to be a strange statement?
edit to correct the page number
thanks GreatLakes 
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 08:25 AM by greatlakes
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I think Hitchhiker may be referring to a non-military person, like when a person uses the jumpseat on military cargo planes. This person may be an
advisory role or similiar for the mission. Just my take on it good find 
PS: for others looking, it was on pg 16 in my pdf file for some reason
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 09:17 AM by WhiteWash
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oops, my bad it is page 16.
sorry about that 
You are probably correct greatlakes, I thought it strange terminology though
considering that such a "thorough" file would refer to a person in this manner instead of actually using their names...
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 09:50 AM by greatlakes
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Yea at first upon reading your initial post I thought it may be a codeword for a particular person, but in the context it seems like it's a term for
a non-crew member of the B-25 airplane. It may well be that the name of the hitchhiker IS being kept classified and only referred to as the
hitchhiker. I have not seen any other reference to this term in the doc, have you?
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reply posted on 24-4-2007 @ 10:35 AM by Crakeur
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on page 17 they state that the crew were flying with disk fragments, which means they found something out there that was, at the time of the crash,
still not explained.
If they found "dsik fragments" and the crewman recognized the debris it would probably have been stated that they identified the object and were
bringing it back.
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