Sometimes I feel a little overwhelmed at what I'm trying to do. In order to accomplish this, it's necessary to get publicity. If you can get the word out about the possibility of an expedition, find other family members, then we can begin to ferret out ways to find money to make this trip and documentary happen. To do so means exposing myself and the people I'll be working with to lots of contact from the public, from people who have an interest in WWII history or perhaps have a connection to STRONG itself. As welcome as this will be, there could be some issues with finding the time to appropriately deal with the work involved in pulling this off. I can't even begin to know what to do first: do we get an attorney or accountant to help set up some kind of account? How do we go about writing up a proper treatment for a documentary to present to an interested group? Since there is no such thing out there as a “Planning an Expedition for Dummies” book, we'll just have to write our own book as we go. Obviously other people have organized enough to pull this off. There are loads of documentaries out there from the History Channel, National Geographic, Military History, Discovery and more. If they could do it, then there's hope for us too. Since I feel like I've been given this task by someone who is counting on me to get it done, I can't very well let them down. And now I have other people counting on me, live people who are slowly becoming invested in this project. I hope this means a great exchange of ideas, energy and eventually a distribution of some responsibilities. Whatever happens, I am so looking forward to it, and seeing what each new contact brings.