Re: Extraction of the "Camel" stay behind team?

[Ed Evanhoe <ede@oio.net>]

Maury,

Raised a question:  Although you were there at the time, do you know who 
was involved in Camel stay-behind mission extraction?  The boats involved 
were the 50-foot N-501 and N-502.  Also understand there was a "mother 
boat" somewhere off shore.  Would appreciate
learning anything you might have heard about this mission.

At 01:40 PM 2/5/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>No I was not on the Island at that time, The stay behind were removed it hte
>winter and I arrived the latter part of June. We were in a training mode
>during the tiome I was there until the de-activation. I had an M-boat and
>carried a lot of supplies back to mainland. We also dumped several tons of
>captured weapons in the Yellow Sea just about 2 to 3 miles off trhe Island of
>Youngi-do. I would have loved to been able to snitch  all I could carry, but
>We were watched very caryfully. The Island was always a beehive of activity.
>I carried the mail and supplies from mainland.Also moved the partisans around
>the Yellow Sea. They did a lot of jumps and training . All in all the Island
>was a great place to be stationed The men were all great even If I was a leg
>and most of them were Jumpers.
>
>Maury Carr

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