Posted on Mar 24, 2022
The National Park Service wants to protect a B-29 bomber that sits at the bottom of Lake Mead
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A World War II-era plane was on a scientific mission when it crashed into Lake Mead, the massive reservoir on the Arizona-Nevada border. It was discovered in 2003 and the National Park Service is taking steps to protect it.
Frani Halperin of H2O Radio reports.
Frani Halperin of H2O Radio reports.
The National Park Service wants to protect a B-29 bomber that sits at the bottom of Lake Mead
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WWII World War Two
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National Park ServiceState of ArizonaState of Nevada
WWII World War Two Flying National Park ServiceState of ArizonaState of Nevada
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With the on-going drought in the West, that plane might soon be above the water line.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"A National Park Service Submerged Resources Center diver assesses the B-29 in 2013."
"A National Park Service Submerged Resources Center diver assesses the B-29 in 2013."
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