File:US Navy 000202-N-5961C-007 Alaska Airlines 261 recovery operations.jpg

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English: At sea aboard Motor Vehicle Kellie Chouest (February 2, 2000) -- Sailors work into the night to find the second of two flight recorders from the crash site of Alaska Airlines Flight 261. “Scorpio”, a tethered, unmanned remote vehicle, is brought back aboard the Military Sealift Command special missions Submarine Support ship Kellie Chouest. The ship will then relocate so the crew can continue their search within the crash site area. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate 1st Class Spike Call. (RELEASED)
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