I have a few contacts at NAS Key West. I may have to go down there in person, but I'll see if I can call in a couple markers.
If training flights are over water, they may as well be in waters Cameron could be in. Same with naval assets in the area.
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I have a few contacts at NAS Key West. I may have to go down there in person, but I'll see if I can call in a couple markers.
Update: The air search has been suspended for the evening with no signs of Cameron. I’m told the search will begin again at sunrise.
Update: The air search has been suspended for the evening with no signs of Cameron. I’m told the search will begin again at sunrise.
We have had divers in the water to 80-100 feet for a fair portion of the wall and found nothing, but we can use some CCR divers willing to make a 50 meter extended dive. It’s very unlikely Cameron is down there, but we should rule it out. If anyone has these skills, please contact us.
At this point the search is obviously well outside the Cozumel area, too. We need all the eyes in the sky we can get. If anyone knows any private pilots / planes in Cuba, Cancun, Houston, and Tampa / Miami please let them know we need their assistance.
A number of years ago I had friends lost off the coast of Utila, Honduras. Four days later they were found alive and well near the Florida Keys. So I fully believe we have time and will rescue our friend.
If training flights are over water, they may as well be in waters Cameron could be in. Same with naval assets in the area.
Do any of the SAR folks know if procedure in these cases includes notifying the cruise ships and other mariners? There's a lot of ships out there with people standing watch on the bridge all night long.