Mia Recovery Network

M.I.A. ADVOCACY FOR FAMILIESSummary of Activities for M.I.A. Recovery Network 2021- Continued work on the 93,000 pages of WWII operations reports changing to PDF from JPEG- Worked with our new strategic partner on a major WWII case in Papua New Guinea. In Early 2021 we received information that a crashed WWII airplane was found in a palm oil plantation expansion project. We verified pictures and established a/c as a US B-17 and provided a report to DPAA Pacific. This was an intensive project taking several months communicating with on-the-ground group of PNG natives. As of this date we have not received a confirmation from DPAA but we believe this aircraft is not one of a number of prior identified a/c lost in PNG.- Expanded our social media presence on LinkedIn and Facebook with tour guides and other interested groups in the UK, France, Germany and Italy which we believe to be a possible source of donations.- Increased our activity with a family of a WWII MIA in Italy and contacted St

M.I.A. ADVOCACY FOR FAMILIESSummary of Activities for M.I.A. Recovery Network 2024 - Continued archival research for new families, especially regarding multiple members of 42ID, which were lost on the same day, area, and time in Germany. - Received acknowledgment of a recovery and identification of Charles Milam from family. - Continued work for the family of Robert Corcoran, and contacted German Embassy in Washington DC for information regarding the German officer who made recovery of Corcoran and buried his remains in Italy. - Placed our ESRI database information into Google Earth app to provide easier and less expensive access - A volunteer for MIA Recovery Network, Danny Keay, earned certification in Forensic Archeology. - Continued work on disappearance of a peacetime aircraft lost in Chile and communicated information to families of the missing. - Pursued large amount of information which contained photos of aircraft received from the natives in Papua New Guinea regarding the rec