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Mead, Hoover Dam’s reservoir on the Colorado River, to drop 15 percent is possible. We know water-depth reportings can uctuate. Some sources claim Sebago’s aircra are in 200 feet of water (the court documents); some say 325. We now are only too aware that what happens in a lake doesn’t necessarily stay in a lake. ere’s always the possibility of a reveal or a disturbance.

A private letter to the Gill family from a fellow service member con des that the two planes did not collide. We are still waiting to hear back from Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin, who heads the Commonwealth War Graves Commission; his aviator father crashed into a cli in 1942 while ying over northern Scotland —his remains were recovered. Maybe it is time to ful ll Commander Sharp’s [of the Royal Navy] vow to render full military honors to Sebago’s heroes.

When these two British allies were training here in Maine in 1944, my father was in England, ying 35 missions in B-17s and B-24s from Lavenham air base. I believe he would have wanted us to take another look at this case. is one’s for you, Dad. n

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