B-24J #42-73308 Expedition Media Coverage

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	Read an article published by the Prescott Daily Courier 11/22/08
	Read an article published by the Prescott Daily Courier 9/13/08
	Reuters Article Read an article published by the International Herald Tribune Asia - Pacific Read the U.S. version of the article
	Read an article published by the News & Observer
	Read an article published by the Altoona Mirror View a PDF graphic of the Hump Operation
	Read an article published by Fox News about this recovery
	View an article from a Portugese newspaper (NOTE: This article is in Portuguese, as radioman Sgt. Harry B. Queen was Portuguese-American from Onset, MA.)
	View an article written in Frontier India - Defense and Strategic News
	View an article from the Burlington Free Press "Crash discovery solves 63-year-old mystery involving Vermont airmen" View article on the Burlington Free Press Website View the article in PDF format (32k)
	View an article from AirForceTimes.com "Family fights for remains of missing airman" View article on the AirForceTimes.com website
	Read an article from the PikeCountyTimes.com website Discovery Links Three Generations Written by Mary-Kate Roan Published on Pikecountytimes.com Also published in The Thomaston Times
	Read an article from the PikeCountyTimes.com website Family of Missing Airman Asks for Public's Help to Bring Him Home Written by Becky Watts Published on Pikecountytimes.com

The article below was published on November 7, 2007 in the Pike County Journal-Reporter. Click on images of the articles below for a larger, legible view. They will open in a new window and may take a few minutes to download.

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