Aircraft Wrecks in the Mountains and Deserts of the American West

PROJECT  REMEMBRANCE

In the past decade we’ve been contacted by numerous “next of kin” interested in visiting the crash site where loved lost their lives. In some cases next of kin are interested in placing a memorial marker, or a container attached to the wreck with photos and letters about their loved ones (where legal to do so). Other requests have been for photos of the crash site as it is today, the accident report, and a detailed description of the accident scene. In a few cases next of kin have asked to view the crash sites from the air 

Project Remembrance is an outgrowth of these requests. The men and women who make up the Project Remembrance Team are volunteers who give of their time and resources to facilitate the requests of next of kin where reasonable to do so. Next of kin are not charged for services rendered by team members. Special consideration is given to next of kin requests where servicemen and women lost their lives.