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In 1987, The Republic of Marshall Islands issued commemorative stamps/envelope covers in honor of Marshallese 50th anniversary of Amelia Earhart’s WITNESSED landing on Mili Atoll. While Earhart’s last flight from Lae, Papua New Guinea to Howland Island was 2500+ miles, the Purdue donor-funded, govt-subsidized ($$) Lockheed Electra 10-E [fueled with 1151 gallons] had an extended range of 4300+ miles. Lockheed engineer (Robert T. Elliot) and technician (Rollo Christy) interviewed, declared military-grade (Fairchild) reconnaissance cameras were installed to Electra’s modified fuselage. Navy microfilm clerk (Caroll F. Harris) assigned to Earhart’s files, recalled complete photographic details of surveillance camera operation/installation to the Electra’s hull. Aviation pioneer Amelia M. Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan were apprehended circumnavigating the globe in July 1937 near Barre Island (Endriken), Mili Atoll, Marshall Islands, by Imperial Japan for military asset surveillance. ONI discovered Earhart’s Japanese captivity thru radio intercept code breaking, and a 1937 Jaluit Atoll intelligence photo*. Marshall Islands’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs in July 2017 certified Jaluit Island (Jabor) dock in 1937 ONI photo (*exhibiting photographic evidence of Earhart & Noonan) was built by Japanese forces in 1936. Interned as prisoners to Japanese regional Jaluit Atoll headquarters, eventually to Saipan’s westside Garapan prison, they endured brutal agony, ultimately expiring on Saipan, never returning home again. The U.S., unprepared for an objectionable skirmish with Japan in 1937, did not enter these Japanese-mandated Marshall Islands. Without fanfare, without ulterior motives, ONI, Adm. Nimitz, USMC Gens. Erskine, Vandegrift, and Watson, the 2nd Marine Division 1944 Saipan invasion commander, substantiated Earhart and Noonan perished on Saipan for aerial reconnaissance through intelligence interrogation of Saipanese civilians and Chamorro guards employed by the Kenpeitai-Japan’s military police. Admiral Nimitz’s 1965 sincere words to S.F.’s KCBS investigator, and Amelia Earhart researcher Fred A. Goerner, “Now that you’re going to Washington, Fred, I want to tell you Earhart and her navigator went down in the Marshalls and were picked up by the Japanese.” Hundreds of native witnesses (B. Amaron: Noonan’s injury medic called Earhart “Meel-Ya”) from Mili, Jaluit , Kwajalein Atolls, and Saipan (J. B. Akiyama upon seeing Earhart, “I thought it was a man”) placed her in Micronesia, west of Howland Island. Scores of US military witnesses: Former Marine code clerk Pvt. Earskin J. Nabers’ report of his receptions of top-secret messages on Saipan revealed the discovery and plans to burn Amelia Earhart’s Electra. Nabers observed plane destroyed on Aslito Airfield, eliminating evidence. Thomas Devine sighted Amelia’s Electra on Saipan’s Aslito’s hanger. Devine attested to initials “FN” and “AE” carved on Amelia’s Garapan prison cell wall, as well as plate on cell door reading “July 29, 1937.” Robert Wallack discovered Earhart’s briefcase and personal effects in blown safe on Saipan. In 1964, Everett Henson Jr. (Sacramento,Ca.), and Bill G. Burks (Dallas,Tx.), came forward as 2 former U.S. Marines who recovered skeletal fragments of Earhart and Noonan in unmarked graves alongside supervising Capt. Tracy Griswold (Erie, Pa.) near a small graveyard on Saipan in July of 1944, depositing remains in metal canisters for transport back home. With federal govt. subsidizing involvement ($$), the U.S. built an airstrip (Howland Is.), docked a Coast Guard ship guiding Amelia (USCGC Itasca), created worldwide flight plan logistics, assigned a 17-day Navy Task Force search, for a covert mission using celebrity status as cover. Follow former US military’s, Saipanese and Marshallese FIRSTHAND corroborated evidence, not backward agency spin-influencing narratives (i.e. Roswell balloon, Oswald, etc.). The govt. steamrolled the public into swallowing fiction while rejecting honorable servicemen, and Pacific Islander testimony (Bikini Atoll A-bomb detonations to add). Remembering perilous war era turmoil, the govt.’s nexus was vanquishing Imperial Japan, thus undercover operatives from 1937 were expendable. As victors of war and subsequent writers of history, the U.S. chose self-serving American egocentrism forthwith, erasing exposed damage to its reputation. Lastly, 170 confidential pages listed in Amelia Earhart’s federal National Archives (Office/Chief of Naval Operations) file, which included a report dated Jan. 7, 1939 declaring Earhart a prisoner in the Marshall Islands are missing. Therefore, Amelia’s Earhart’s tragic war-era captivity, is blacklisted and sequestered by Washington for U.S. pre-war clandestine operations, WWII presidential political legacies, and American-Japanese geopolitical post-war diplomacy. 🤗

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