Journalist Theo Karantsalis made a request for documents pertaining to a Navy jet crash in 1973. Originally, the Navy said the records couldn't be found; however they were discovered and 98 pages were released -- the entire story can be found here.
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July 16, 2012
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Interesting article. Poor records management in the government never surprises me and I am really surprised there isn't more focus from the public forcing them to fix it.
Posted by: Jennifer | July 19, 2012 at 09:57 PM
This jet crash accident is a serious thing that government should take actions right away to produce information especially for the affected families.I took a look in your story and I really felt sorry for the casualties.
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