A man recovered after 53 years a ticket lost in Antarctica

Paul Grisham’s ticket office has disappeared so far in the end of the world that she has been raped.

Over five decades, the 91-year-old man — resident of San Diego — has recovered his ticket that he lost with his records 13-month mission as a meteorologist from the United States Marina in Antarctica during the decade of 1960.

“Simply impacted”, Grisham commented on the periodical The San Diego Union Tribune luego de que le devolvieron la billetera el sabado. “I have a long series of people involved who are looking for me.”

The ticket contains the identification of the Marina, its driving license, a Bolsillo reference sheet on what to do during an atomic attack, Biological and chemical, as well as a tariff rationing card, a tax card withholding tax and receipts from postal funds sent to your spouse.

Grisham, who created in Douglas, Arizona, enlisted in the Marina in 1948. A meteorological technical flight and climate forecaster lie.

It was dedicated to Antarctica as part of the “Operation Deep Freeze” mission, which supported civilian scientists and sent them to the mainland convent in October 1967. In this entone, tenia trained and had years, they were married and ten of them. “Fui ahí a regañadientes”, commented on Union-Tribune.

At some point in the mission, Grisham lost his ticket, even though he was fired.

Fue hallada detrás de un casillero en 2014 during the demolition of an edification at the McMurdo Station on the Isla Ross of Antarctica. Pero find your duo requires e-mails, messages on Facebook and exchange cards between various people who hiccup workers detectives.

Stephen Decato and his wife Sarah Lindbergh, New Hampshire moms, and Bruce McKee, from the Indiana Spirit of ’45 lucrative foundation, have been working in the past to develop a bracelet to identify the Marina’s service. Decate the bracelet in a tent and buy it. It is located in the organization of homage to the veterans of McKee and on the internet notice the driver to the original owner.

Decato has been working for an agency that is investigating Antarctica. His former wife, George Blaisdell, entered the episode of the pulse and decided to send in Decato of tickets that will be found during the demolition of McMurdo. Lindbergh volunteered to contact McKee, who was contacted by Gary Cox, of the Naval Meteorological Service Association, a group in which he met Grisham.

Grisham commented to the Union Tribune that it is difficult to understand the antiquity and suffering of Antarctica. During this time, on the eve of a martini diary a working lie, and a week ago he was contacted by his wife Wilma through a voice reporter and onda card operators..

The man returned from the Marina in 1977 and lived in Monterey, California, where Wilma died in 2000. He fled to the bar, with Carole Salazar, in 2003.

(With AP information)