Amelia Earhart's last radio transmission was at 8:42 am, local time. From her transmission strength, she was within 100 miles of Howland Island, her goal. She made two calls on each of her radio frequencies, 3105 and 6210 hz:
0842 KHAQQ TO ITASCA WE ARE ON THE LINE 157 337 WL REPT MSG WE WILL REPT N ES N **THIS ON 6210 KCS WAIT 3105/A3 S5/
0842 KHAQQ XMISSION WE ARE RUNNING ON LINE LSNIN 6210 KCS/
Douglas Westfall, author
Taken from The Hunt For Amelia Earhart
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She was only 15 at the start of WW1. -She spent the last year of the war as a nurses aide at a Hospital in Toronto, Canada.
Nothing. Accidents had to be analyzed just from physical data at site, radar track, and last radio contact. It was hard to be accurate as to cause.
i cant say for sure 2 of my buddies & myself were all usmc radio operators (2531).all drove radio jeeps in motor transport bn.i was with 7th motors another guy was 11th motors & the last was flc.my 1st buddie was killed by a mine 3 month in country,2nd was killed by a rocket 7 months in country.i made it 26 months in country doing the same job in the same place.i never got a got a mark on me.
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The last known transmission from Amelia Earhart's aircraft took place on July 2, 1937. She was attempting to fly around the world with one other person.
"Running out of fuel..."
It was Fred Noonan
1937 was Earhart's last flight
About a year before she got sick and had to give up.
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Amelia Earhart's plane disappeared at 6120 kilocycles, according to her last known message to the Itasca
1869 to be precise
30
Her last known transmission at 8:43 am on July 2 , 1937.
No, Amelia Earhart's body has never been conclusively found despite extensive search efforts. She disappeared during an attempt to circumnavigate the globe in 1937, and many theories exist about what might have happened to her.
March l7, l937 from Oakland, California. This is the start of the Electra Project.