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That was written over a month after d-day. recountecounted the horrors he w in the days. >> it fascinated me. give me an idea what the job was. he was going in at night to clear the path and lay buwe markers before -- bayou markers before the invasion. >> he described the night after night runs to the coast of france to set the buoy markers where they might have encountered a mine. each time they set sail they didn't know if it was the last time they did it. i knew it was coming but they didn't know when. it was exhausting to go through that before they got to the battle that was going

Course, it's dark. so we have naval ships moving into this area hoping that they can spot the debris that was spotted by both the australians and the chinese aircraft over the course of the past 24 hours. the chinese saying they spotted two objects that were on the periphery, if you will, of the search zone. by the way, i'm not giving you an exact location because i don't have the coordinates. but the point being it's just outside the search zone while the australians spotted debris inside the search zone. so now the challenge is to go out and try to actually find it with naval ships. now, the...

>> reporter: the question this morning are the remains of flight 370 somewhere out there in one of the most remote corners of the earth? did the plane simply fly until it ran out of fuel one day after australia released these satellite photos of what could be floating debris, the search zone was today targeted by aircraft from australia, the u.s., and new zealand. dropping buoy markers that transmit ocean current data. the australian prime minister this morning. >> it's about the most inaccessible spot that you could imagine on the face of the earth, but if there is anything down there, we wil...

Process. kelley wright is in rehoboth beach, delaware, for us this evening. what can you tell us? what are the condition there is now? >> reporter: heather, i would like to say they are clearing up, but there will be some winds, gusting up to more than 40 miles per hour, here along the rehoboth beach coastline. as you look at surf, it's a lots more calm than it's been in the past 24 hours. i recall seeing it this morning and it was which you wering upwards of 6 to 8, 10 feet of surf... really tall and as i look out in the distance there, i can begin to see the flickering of a buoy light, which...