A 1937 U.S. Navy report documented seven credible distress signals detected between July 2 and July 6, 1937, and reported that no evidence of aircraft remains was discovered within the search radius.
July 06, 1937
high
observational
Search report conclusions regarding detected signals and lack of confirmed wreckage.
A 1937 U.S. Navy report recorded Amelia Earhart's last confirmed radio transmission at 19:12 GMT on July 2, 1937, near 157° east longitude and 337° south latitude.
July 02, 1937
high
temporal
Finding reported in the U.S. Navy search report concerning Earhart's disappearance.