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Read what the Pensacola New Journal had to say about Hunter.
Hunter has graduated from UNC with a degree
in Economics and is now in flight school with the Navy in Pensacola,
Fla..
APPSURFER LLC. -- Hunter is launching, with co-founder Brendan
Kereiakes, a new, online software program. More information will be
available at www.appsurfer.com |
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Hunter Scott is one of the nation's leading
experts on the Sinking of the USS Indianapolis during WWII. After six
years of research, he led a Congressional quest to exonerate
the captain who was unjustly court-martialed for the loss of his ship
in 1945. The incident is not only one of the greatest Naval
Cover-ups, but also the greatest sea disaster in the history of the
U.S. Navy. Hunter's research collection, the world's largest
on the subject, can now be seen at the USS Indianapolis Museum in
Indianapolis, Ind., that opened in July 2007.
In 1999 Hunter was one of George Magazine's "20 Most Fascinating Men in
Politics" along with President George Bush and notable others. He is
also the subject of an upcoming movie by Universal Studios and the
topic of a book by Pete Nelson.
Recently, Hunter has graduated from the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill with a degree in Economics. While in flight
school with the Navy, he and his former roommate Brendan Kereiakes have
started a company, APPSURFER LLC., that will improve upon an asymmetric
information problem in a market for college students. |
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