Kosko

Captain Kosko was seen to land in the Black River.

Kosko, Walter 1965

U.S. investigators were told Captain Kosko had indeed landed in the Black River, had never reappeared after going under water, and they believed he drowned in the river.

Kosko, Walter 1965

On July 27, 1965, Captain Kosko was the pilot of an F-105D, one in a flight of four aircraft from Takhli Air Base, Thailand, on a bombing mission over

Kosko, Walter 1965

Vietnamese officials stated that Captain Kosko's life raft was recovered during the war.

Kosko, Walter 1965

Bart Kosko talks about this notion in his book Noise.

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Bart Kosko talks about this notion in his book Noise.

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Wired Magazine interviews Bart Kosko, author of Noise, a book that argues that adding noise to our signals can actually make them clearer.

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In the plain are five barrows, or tumuli, evidently artificial, like those I saw near Kosko.

Travels in Nubia 2004

In nine hours we reached the shore, opposite Kosko.

Travels in Nubia 2004

Kosko, Walter USAF - military ID card seen in prison

List of Last Known Alive 1968