Is anyone from the board involved directly or indirectly with this recovery??
From the AP
By PAULINE ARRILLAGA, AP National Writer
NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Authorities returned to the rain-dampened forests of East Texas on Monday in search of remnants of the space shuttle Columbia and remains of its astronauts, as divers headed to the depths of a huge reservoir where part of the shuttle may have splashed down.
On the border of the two states, 14 divers from the Texas Department of Public Safety recovery team prepared Monday to search the Toledo Bend Reservoir for shuttle wreckage.
Fishermen said they saw a car-size chunk splash into the water Saturday.
The divers would wear helmets equipped with cameras, said dive team commander Lynn Dixon.
"We're not anticipating any visibility. The camera sees more than divers will see," Dixon said. Divers would have to rely on sense of touch to get around.
From the AP
By PAULINE ARRILLAGA, AP National Writer
NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Authorities returned to the rain-dampened forests of East Texas on Monday in search of remnants of the space shuttle Columbia and remains of its astronauts, as divers headed to the depths of a huge reservoir where part of the shuttle may have splashed down.
On the border of the two states, 14 divers from the Texas Department of Public Safety recovery team prepared Monday to search the Toledo Bend Reservoir for shuttle wreckage.
Fishermen said they saw a car-size chunk splash into the water Saturday.
The divers would wear helmets equipped with cameras, said dive team commander Lynn Dixon.
"We're not anticipating any visibility. The camera sees more than divers will see," Dixon said. Divers would have to rely on sense of touch to get around.