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maiesm72@netscape.com - 13 Dec 2005 22:31 GMT
Watching "The Secret Land" on Turner. Byrd's 1946-47 Antarctic
expedition.

Several scenes of R4Ds with RATO packs zooming off a carrier deck in
100 ft.

Amazing sight. Try to catch it.

Tom
Don Harstad - 14 Dec 2005 06:33 GMT
> Watching "The Secret Land" on Turner. Byrd's 1946-47 Antarctic
> expedition.
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>
> Tom

Cool.  Would those be similar to the old esci kit, with the RATO bottles and
skiis?  I ask because I have one....

Don H.
maiesm72@netscape.com - 14 Dec 2005 07:56 GMT
Yep, just like the ESCI kit. I'm tempted, too.

Great footage as they tunneled down to the earlier base under many
layers of snow. Everything intact. The commentator mentioned that the
lack of bacteria, etc. in Antarctica would allow for years of food to
be stored for time of famine in the world. Wonder whatever happened wth
that dea?

After I posted the first message they followed the search for a downed
PBM and recovery of the survivors.

Got to dig out the old National Geographics. Sometmes I am really glad
that my mother never threw anything away. On the other hand, anybody
want to buy over 700 (27 cases) cookbooks? :-(

Tom
rwsmithjr@rcn.com - 14 Dec 2005 08:47 GMT
> layers of snow. Everything intact. The commentator mentioned that the
> lack of bacteria, etc. in Antarctica would allow for years of food to
> be stored for time of famine in the world. Wonder whatever happened wth
> that dea?

Severe freezer burn?
 
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