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COMPTEL Locations and Spectra of gamma-Ray Bursts

In three years of operation, COMPTEL has measured the locations (mean accuracy 1 ) and spectra (0.75{30 MeV) of 18 gamma-ray bursts and continues to observe new events every 1{2 months. The existing COMPTEL bursts have been analyzed as a group to study the smallscale angular distribution and MeV emission properties. Furthermore, measurements of individual strong bursts like GRB 930131 and GRB 940217 provide unique insight into the physics of burst sources. We review recent analyses of COMPTEL burst locations and spectra and give an update on recent observations, including the on-going search for fading low-energy counterparts using rapidly-determined COMPTEL burst locations.