This chapter contains sections titled:
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
A Case for Relevance
Threats
Conclusion
References
Studying and Managing Aerospace Crash Sites
2011-04-15
9 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
manmade threats, as with archaeological sites ‐ most likely danger to crash sites, from mankind , aircraft crash sites, often overlooked ‐ as cultural resources, and World War II, the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) , aircraft crash sites, misidentified, misinterpreted ‐ or missed entirely , The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) ‐ TIGHAR testing of hypothesis about Amelia Earhart , case of an aircraft crash site ‐ the expert, being knowledgeable in accident investigation , recording, an aircraft crash site ‐ not significantly different than recording any other cultural resource , case for relevance ‐ twentieth‐century technology and symbology , recovery of a wrecked aircraft ‐ viable management options, benefits of recovery versus leaving aircraft in place , studying and managing aerospace crash sites , natural threats, fire being one of the natural forces ‐ most destructive to an aircraft crash site
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