is this what you are talking about with "battle control"

yes, it's my understanding that what they see on the screen is what the computer is showing them.....

The first 30 seconds is choppy. I got hit with 3rd party copyright. they attempted to remove the music. didn't work very well. it will clear up after 30 seconds.

Can anyone figure out how Gray came to the conclusion of the flight path being 15 miles wide? did he read this in the files. isn't a Vector 4 miles wide, with 2 miles on each side? he also gives a range up to 8:17 on the jump. plenty of water in this area.

Georger is correct on this matter.   Flight path re-engages with I-5 corridor (V-23) prior to crossing the Columbia. (Anderson).  Witnesses actually saw 305 cross over downtown Vancouver (Tosaw, Cook, Georger's grandmother, others).   Cooper probably jumped just south of Battleground (Carr).   We were probably looking in the wrong area in 1971 (Himmelsbach).   Winds from 166, near my fudge factor (Bohan).   Saw a red object falling from an aircraft near Vancouver (Janet).  It makes sense that Cooper landed somewhere near where the money was found (Tosaw).   An examination of alignment for witness accounts, discovery of evidence, comprehensive weather data, and pilot's statements are probably going to establish the most likely dropzone.  (Cook).

Janet never stated that the plane flew directly over her location.  And it didn't.  She saw it from her location, which was about five miles east of I-5.  Plane flew over north edge of downtown Vancouver, about at Mill Plain Rd.  Georger's grandmother lived near this area too and she knew something.  But the good stuff is buried in the Tosaw files, which Richard left behind.