Nine Foot Tall Conning Tower Descriptive Writing

were lacking equipment. When the ship sunk, they all gathered up on the emergency boat and

When the ship went down some of the men were in a group for survival. Then days started to pass

survivor as the ship would sink slower. Men died for the reason that people were careless. They

A submarine can controls its buoyancy force,which is a force that acts opposite to gravity, and pulls down the ship. Submarine can control this, so it can choose to sink or float. When the tanks in the submarine are

Officer Christopher Amoroso appears to inform them of other events, such as the attack on the Pentagon, the second plane hit on the South Tower and an attack on Israel though the group does not accept any of these as true. As the men prepare to enter the North Tower, the buildings begin to rumble. McLoughlin realizes that the South Tower is collapsing onto them and that their only chance of survival is to run into the service elevator shaft. Amoroso trips and does not have time to get up. Rodrigues is unable to get to the shaft in time. McLoughlin, Jimeno and Pezzulo manage to escape the huge amounts of dust and rubble flying down from the South Tower. However, as the rubble continues to crush the elevator shaft, the three are trapped. As the cascade of debris subsides, Pezzulo realizes he can free himself and manages to move nearer to Jimeno who, along with McLoughlin, is pinned under rubble and cannot move. Pezzulo tries but fails to shift the debris covering Jimeno's legs and is ordered by McLoughlin not to

In the games of man, I was a pawn but what if, whilst no one was looking, I climbed the tower? I planned to eliminate the Generals, Field Marshals and Lieutenant generals who used me, a Captain, and instead of their game it would be mine.

On the Beach starts off with a man named Peter Holmes who was a naval officer. He was preparing to report to the Australian navy headquarters in Melbourne which is the southernmost large city in the world. Holmes goes to see what his next assignment is going to be. He had not worked in seven months so he was hoping for something good and was happy. He then finds out he is assigned as liaison officer aboard the U.S.S Scorpion, which was an American nuclear submarine.

The cold rain fell down on my body as I involuntarily shiver from the cold wet feeling on my skin. I look around to find myself surrounded by puddles of water and no way out. My breath was visible through the air. I was one of the best days to run in as well as the worst. It was another exciting day at track.

Now, with the clear sunlight , the four men finally address their situation. The captain is lying injured in the bow of the boat, and the The rough January sea is tossing the men around the boat, rising high over the gunwales. The oiler and the correspondent are rowing, trying to get to Mosquito Light Inlet, where there is a lifesaving station. As the day goes on, the men become silent. The captain encourages them. “We’ll get ashore all right,” he says. As they row, seabirds fly over them, flying in groups next to them, one even coming close enough to be waved off. The men cuss at it, thinking it is a bad omen, or bad sign. After quite some time of rowing, the captain spots the lighthouse in the horizon. The crew then rigs up a sail , made from the captains jacket, to help them get to shore quicker and easier. They are very tired and sore from rowing all day. As they get closer to the lighthouse, the wind dies down. thus

The warm sun beats down upon my forehead, and sweat beads upon it. Despite this I do not feel hot, nor cold, the climate is perfect not too humid yet not dry, paradise. Another fit of coughs brings fresh pain to my scorched lungs bringing me back to reality. I reach over to the worn oak table that lies next to my bed, but the pain in my joints prevents me from doing so. I heave from the pain that I have now become accustomed to. How did I get to this point, I contemplate this for hours on end as I have done many times before. Though I do not think about this much more as these horrible fits of coughing and heaving are progressively getting worse. I attempt to call to my parents to retrieve me more water, but the burn in my lungs protests and all that comes out is a muffled yell.

It was a warm fall day in New York the red and yellow leaves were falling from the tall trees by the road, Logan and Jett are on their way home.They got home and the New York News was on, they saw that the first Twin Tower has been hit.

The side propellers would then be set in motion, allowing the submarine to sink to a required depth. The great thing about this boat is that, should there be a failure of the engine, the boat, from its own buoyancy, would rise to the surface.

His eyes scanned the tremendous ocean; anticipating the sudden appearance of a fellow crewmate, but nobody rose above the surface. Louie was left unaccompanied with nobody to help him get back to the land. In front of him was a vibrant yellow raft full of the supplies to ensure survival against the harsh conditions the ocean had to offer. After climbing into the raft, Louie searched through the survival kit, something he thought he’d never need to see. He grabbed the rope that was inside and dove back into the frigid water. Louie swam into the remains of the broken plane and searched for a survivor. After three trips, he discovered Mac’s body.

Built in the 1750’s the Steeple Building was the first Danish Lutheran church on St. Croix. Located on Company Street, Christiansted, the official name of this building is The Church of our Lord God of Sabaoth. It was the representation of the Danish state religion from 1754-1831. Both government administration and the fort’s garrison were required to worship at the Steeple Building. The Steeple Building was not only used as a place of worship. Official proclamations were read from the pulpit within the church. One of those official proclamations was the abolition of the Danish slave trade. The building was also used as a military bakery and storehouse (1841-1909), Sunday school and Town Hall (1909-1916), Hospital (1916 & 1925), Town Hall and School (1925-1954), and Historic site and museum (1964- present).