“Clearly, any future excavation attempt will require permission of the JCCC and the landowner; in view of the pessimistic analysis and findings obtained from the 2007 operation these permissions might not be forthcoming. Even if approved, any further excavation would still have to contend with the enormous ground, water and domestic rubbish in-fill problems already described. Consequently the scale and cost of such an operation may be prohibitive, especially as some of the items buried there in years gone by are now classed as hazardous waste, disposal of which is both complicated and expensive. Even if sufficient resources and financial backing could be obtained, the prospects of success would still be extremely remote.”
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“Even if sufficient resources and financial backing could be obtained, the prospects of success would still be extremely remote.”
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This may be the case but we all owe it to the likes of F/S Eric Williams to give it maybe one final attempt.
I feel extremely confident that there are organizations out there, that could near on pin point the final resting place of pilot and aircraft. lets hope that the authorities will get together with the likes of, so we can hopefully come to a happy conclusion once and for… i do appreciate though that there is still a long long way to go..
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