Japanese Tsunami Debris Found in Alaska Flown Home via FedEx

On June 10, 2012, FedEx strapped in two very special guests on a flight from Anchorage, AK to Tokyo, Japan. This buoy and volleyball were found on the remote beaches of Alaska after they'd made a 15-month journey from northern Japan.
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( FedEx / June 13, 2012 )

On June 10, 2012, FedEx strapped in two very special guests on a flight from Anchorage, AK to Tokyo, Japan. This buoy and volleyball were found on the remote beaches of Alaska after they'd made a 15-month journey from northern Japan.

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