walter kennedy
The first people at the site were the Lighthouse Keeper and his Deputy. They secured the site until the Civil Police and Fire Services, as well as Medical Personnel, arrived from Campbeltown to assist. Later RAF Personnel from RAF Kinloss took over as Crash Guard. Nobody else was allowed on the site until the search for any possible survivors was completed.
Are you suggesting that USN SEALS approached the wreckage and ignored the plight of those involved in this tragedy so that they could search for equipment that may have been on board?
What would an RAF Comms Officer have to do with it (except in your imagination)?
I would suggest that you are on an ego trip of your own and are willing to totally ignore any pain that you may cause to those who were themselves involved in the aftermath of this tragic incident; let alone the heartrending anguish that you cause to those who lost loved ones as a result.
To paraphrase Oliver Cromwell "You have been here too long for any good you may have done; IN THE NAME OF GOD GO!!"