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Radio messages of 2 July 1937: the Itasca's logs and the Coast Guard and Navy message files (RAD0702)

Randall Jacobson, 1998. TIGHAR, Finding Amelia Notes (Jacobson database).

A message-by-message transcription of the radio traffic of 2 July 1937 (Greenwich date), compiled from the National Archives records: each entry gives sender, receiver, Greenwich and local time, the literal text as logged, a plain translation and the source log (ITASCA1 and others). Companion files cover 3 July (RAD0703) and the rest of the search (RADREST).

MYS0CYPMFQR4AWT · mystery · click to copyMDisappearance of Amelia EarhartPrimary sourceReportCopy of USCGC Itasca radio logs, 2 July 1937Checked against the original0

What it's used for here

The record of the Itasca's log for the morning of the loss, as a copy of the log itself.

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Jacobson, R. (1998). Radio messages of 2 July 1937: the Itasca's logs and the Coast Guard and Navy message files (RAD0702). TIGHAR, Finding Amelia Notes (Jacobson database). https://tighar.org/Publications/Books/FindingAmeliaNotes/JacobsonDatabase/RADIOLOG/RAD0702.PDF
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