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More 3973rd CDS personnel involved in search. Len Schenck on the right?

Bob Honeycutt (L) Breaktime- Palamares, Spain Crash Site Search.

Bob Honeycutt

Palamares, Spain Searching through fields of growing tomatoes for fragments and debris. (Plants and Tomatoes were later placed into containers and shipped to USA for disposal.
Tomato plants clean up operation
Packing contaminated soil into drums for disposal
Cranes to lift debris
Difficult terrain posed unique problems

Lt Jackson
Operation "No Dust"
Wetting the soil to keep the dust down
Communications Center - The sign says "Wilson's Warriors." He must have changed his mind at some point and called them "Warner's Warriors."

Pausing from their work. Perhaps a piece of debris needed to be checked for contamination.
Soil removal
Decontamination Center
4th bomb
Bomb at depth of 2500 feet
Bomb being lifted out of the water
Movie screen at crash site in old Roman ruins
SAC news release
Spanish boater witness
US Navy Task Force

Jachelski in patrol vehicle
Tent City - first two weeks, not even a kitchen
Area for testing for contamination
TDY orders for crash site
Article from Air Force Magazine, 2011