Dave Mahre, a resident of Yakima, Washington is presently
employed as a corporate pilot/mechanic for a major Washington State
corporation. Dave has always had a love for airplanes including those
from the Second World War years. He flew a year and a half on the north
slope during the construction of the PIPELINE and spent almost three
years flying float planes out of Ketchikan. "The state of Alaska has
always fascinated me, especially the ALEUTIAN ISLANDS."
Robert Mester, owner of Underwater Atmospheric Systems,
Inc., Puyallup, Washington. Bob has traveled all over the world with
his electronic imaging gear, locating numerous aircraft of significant
historical value.
Crayton Fenn
of Seattle, Washington. Crayton is a highly experienced Side Scan Sonar
operator, and an accomplished diver. Crayton's real work began when the
expidition finally found the proper lake.
James Negris
of Everett, Washington. A BOEING CAD CAM software program writer, James
is an electronic wizard, and an accomplished diver. We made it a point
of kidding James about his primary role -- that of a MULE. If we were
unable to get into the lake with the transport aircraft, James "would
get to help us portage the gear from the beach overland to the lake!"
Dave Mahre, a resident of Yakima, Washington is presently
employed as a corporate pilot/mechanic for a major Washington State
corporation. Dave has always had a love for airplanes including those
from the Second World War years. He flew a year and a half on the north
slope during the construction of the PIPELINE and spent almost three
years flying float planes out of Ketchikan. "The state of Alaska has
always fascinated me, especially the ALEUTIAN ISLANDS."
Robert Mester, owner of Underwater Atmospheric Systems,
Inc., Puyallup, Washington. Bob has traveled all over the world with
his electronic imaging gear, locating numerous aircraft of significant
historical value.