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On December 11, 1974, 23-year-old Alaska State Trooper Larry Carr was one of five men aboard a Western Airlines Grumman Goose flying to Kodiak after transporting a drowning victim from Old Harbor. The other occupants included 25-year-old Trooper Frank Rodman, Robert Hall, Alex Inga Sr., and the pilot. The aircraft disappeared into the waters near Cape Chiniak just minutes from landing, with no distress call and no immediate sign of trouble.

An intensive air and sea search of the frigid North Pacific followed, but yielded no wreckage, debris, or remains. The official search was eventually suspended and no cause for the crash has been determined. Carr had served with the Alaska State Troopers for about a year at the time; his disappearance left families and the Kodiak community without answers.

If anyone has information about that flight, the disappearance near Cape Chiniak, or remembers details from the 1974 search, please come forward.