3/2/22 “To What Remains” documentary screening and post-discussion with Project Recover

On Wednesday, March 2, 2022, The Cline Center for Advanced Social Research at the University of Illinois is hosting a screening of a new feature-length documentary film titled “To What Remains” about efforts to find and recover the remains of American military personnel who died in overseas conflicts. Immediately following the film will be a discussion with the leaders of the nonprofit organization Project Recover, whose work in locating MIAs associated with underwater aircraft wrecks is featured in the film.

This event is available to in-person and livestreamed audiences. Pre-registration is required for those joining via Zoom, see link below.

Event Details

“The Race to Find America’s Missing in Action Using 21st-Century Technologies”

A Screening of the Documentary “To What Remains” Followed by a Post-film
Conversation with Project Recover’s Pat Scannon and Derek Abbey

Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2022

Time: 7:00-9:30pm (CST)

Location: Lincoln Hall Theater (702 S Wright St Urbana, IL 61801)

Livestreaming of this event will also be available on Zoom (register here)

Cost: This event is free and open to the public

About Project Recover

Project Recover is a nonprofit organization that brings academic researchers together with volunteer team members to search for, locate, and assist in the recovery of Americans missing in action from past wars using underwater robotics and cutting-edge underwater scanning technology. In collaboration with the University of Delaware and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Project Recover has already located over 50 aircraft associated with more than 170 MIAs lost in conflicts from World War Two to the Persian Gulf War. Joining us in person for the post-film discussion will be Dr. Pat Scannon, who is founder of Project Recover, and Derek Abbey, Project Recover’s CEO and President.