James V. Barton

Porter's involvement began in July when the Puerto Rican government, seeking legal advice in dealing with the U.S. Navy, retained the Atlanta firm of King & Spalding, which hired Porter and two other men: James Barton of Underwater Ordnance Removal, Inc., a Virginia firm, and Fred Hoverkamp of Explosive and Reactive Materials, Inc., which is located in New Jersey.
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Together, at the request of the Puerto Rican government, Porter and Barton first visited Vieques on July 31 to examine the coral reef.
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James V. Barton y un experto en químicos peligrosos, el Sr.

In late November, 1999, three experts on unexploded ordnance and on coral reefs -- scientist James W. Porter of the University of Georgia, ordnance expert James V. Barton of Underwater Ordnance Removal, Inc., and Fred Hoverkamp of Explosive and Reactive Materials, Inc. -- examined underwater sites within the naval bombing range at the request of the Puerto Rican government.

Porter's involvement began in July when the Puerto Rican government, seeking legal advice in dealing with the U.S. Navy, retained the Atlanta firm of King & Spalding, which hired Porter and two other men: James Barton of Underwater Ordnance Removal, Inc., a Virginia firm, and Fred Hoverkamp of Explosive and Reactive Materials, Inc., which is located in New Jersey.
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Together, at the request of the Puerto Rican government, Porter and Barton first visited Vieques on July 31 to examine the coral reef.

Porter's involvement began in July when the Puerto Rican government, seeking legal advice in dealing with the U.S. Navy, retained the Atlanta firm of King & Spalding, which hired Porter and two other men: James Barton of Underwater Ordnance Removal, Inc. and Fred Hoverkamp of Explosive and Reactive Materials, Inc.