Talk:Boeing 314

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Merging the Pacific Clipper article into a sub-section of this article seems fair. Reverendlinux 19:29, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Underwater Admiralty Services

This company is attempting to locate and photograph one of the two Boeing 314 flying boats sunk at sea. Depending on the condition they may attempt a future recovery project of the Honolulu Clipper or Cape Town Clipper.

Underwater Admiralty Services http://www.uasciences.org/