August 31 Update #2 on the Coast Guard Search and Recovery Mission in 
Greenland

From HDNet's Paul Beban and Phil Maravilla:
This afternoon the team has been 'drilling' (actually making 4" bore 
holes with hot water), but have not found the 'anomaly' seen on the 
ground penetrating radar (GPR).  Kate McMullan, the radar imaging lead, 
decided to cast her net a little wider.  She is now searching an area of 
about 1500 feet by 1500 feet with a 50 foot long, 50 megahertz GPR 
antenna nicknamed the 'dragon's tail,'  This GPR has less fine detail 
but can search a wider swath more quickly.  It has been raining all day 
at the site, and the clouds are so thick that the transmission of new 
video has been impossible.  The rain and failure to 'hit' the anomaly 
has dampened spirits somewhat after the initial rush of arrival and the 
quick discovery of the anomaly, but the Coast Guard-led team is still 
very upbeat and optimistic.

A note about Sunday's arrival:  One of the first things that was done is 
the Coast Guard raised two flags: the American flag of course, and the 
black POW / MIA flag.