No Place to Put a Stone: An Analysis of Facts Concerning the Disappearance of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan
The author spent over 20 years in US Naval Aviation as a Data Analyst, and spent many years in the Pacific Area. He flew across islands in the area and has experience spotting aircraft wreckage from the air. He was a Naval Inspector for three years, auditing programs in aviation facilities, squadrons, and ships from the east coast of Africa to Guam in the Pacific. He was on an aircraft carrier during the fall of Saigon and in the gulf during the first Iraqi War. Since leaving the US Navy, he has worked as a computer software and database developer in Washington state. He is married, has three children, six grandchildren, and spends whatever free time he can find writing about historical mysteries.