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Beech 18 AT-7 Navigator Copyright Museum of Flight - all rights reserved November, 2009 |
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FINAL FLIGHT a blog by Peter Stekel FINAL FLIGHT is the story of four aviators lost in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks on November 18, 1942 |
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FINAL FLIGHT, coming from Wilderness Press in 2010 |
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My new book, Best Hikes Near Seattle, is a hiking guide to the
Cascade Mountains within 60 miles or 60 minutes of downtown Seattle.
It is now available and can be purchased on-line in Oregon at Powell's Books in Portland HERE, at Better World of Books HERE, or from Amazon HERE. Or, ask at your local bookstore.
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Final Flight is currently being copyedited and is on schedule for publication during the autumn of 2010. | ||||||
On November 18 it will be 67 years since AT-7 #41-21079 with pilot, 2nd Lt. William Gamber and aviation cadets John Melvin Mortenson, Glenn Munn, and Leo Mustonen disappeared while on a navigation training exercise. | ||||||
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copyright 2010 Peter Stekel all rights reserved |
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