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    Day 1: I awoke covered in sand with the sun beating down on my face. Looking into the vast ocean upon me I knew I had survived the plane crash, but how could I have ended up on this mysterious island? I sat there for a moment trying to piece together what had occurred. It was June 17, 1979 and I was on a plane heading to Bosnia for a mission trip when the plane encountered engine problems. There were several loud booms coming from the cockpit when suddenly a huge explosion rips through the fuselage

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    Plane Crash Monologue

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    reasoned is somewhere near the equator in the Atlantic ocean. We crash landed here during the evacuation from England. My auntie told me that I would be safe once I had gotten on the plane. I don't think that we are safe here, especially without my inhaler. I have told the others about my asthma but they don't seem too concerned. I shall now tell you about the others. The first boy I met once I had woken up (I was unconscious after the crash) was Ralph. I was about to introduce myself but he fixated on

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    Plane Crash Monologue

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    Day One: The Plane Crash We did not arrive at our destination. The plane crashed on an island. There are no signs of adults or teachers, only boys. I am not alone. There are no adults to tell us to make a shelter, or to find a clean stream of water. I found another boy, his name is Ralph. He is taller and much thinner than I am. I expected there to be more than two boys alive from the plane wreck, and surely enough there were more survivors. I found a conch shell to lure the others; of course I

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    The plane crash occurred on February 12, 2009, approximately 22.17 EST, when the turboprop Bombardier, Colgan Air, Inc., was executing the flight 3407, approaching to the international airport in Buffalo, New York. He crashed into a house in Clarence Center, (NY), five nautical miles to the northeast of the landing site, killing a man on the earth, the passengers and flight crew. Altogether, this tragedy claimed the lives of fifty people. The airplane was destroyed after hitting the ground and because

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    The Plane Crash

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    When Chuck is abroad the plane it starts to go down. The plane crash is a little too dramatic it goes on for to long. Finally he gets his raft unstuck. As he floats down the water the waves are a little too strong, and the water rushing over the raft is too loud. Once again it last too long. We see to much water, and splashing; there needs to be more interaction. When he gets to the island and he is lying there he takes to long to grab his raft. The raft should have floated a way when the tide can

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    Hudson Plane Crash

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    or saw on the news a plane crash? Have you heard how deadly a plane crashing in water is? Also have you heard what was going on while a plane was about to crash? Well you will hear about a crash you might not forget.Here is what happened to the engines, what damage was done to the plane, and specific things that were going on in the cockpit during the miracle on the hudson plane crash. Time for what happened to the engines. The engines were pretty badly damaged. The plane was hit by about 17 geese

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    individuals are not able to comply with these norms due to certain situations that prohibit them from doing so, no matter how hard they try. To some extent, this can be related to the plane crash that happened in the Andes on October of 1972. It is said that out of the 45 individuals that traveled on the plane, only 16 people survived the traitorous 3 months until they were finally rescued. Because of our societies outlook on cannibalism, which is very negative, many people that heard about this

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    In September of 2004, Lost first aired on ABC. The drama series about people stranded on an island after a plane crash, had elements of science fiction that J.J Abrams used to captivate millions every episode. The series starts by introducing the main characters, Jack and Kate, and their personal backgrounds leading up to the commercial plane crash. However, as the series progresses, characters once believed to have little impact in the show, are highlighted in a single episode and shed light on

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    Plane Crash Monologue

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    As I'm sure you've already heard there was a plane crash yesterday night. On that plane was Kyleigh, on her way to see me in New York, but I wasn't greeted with her usual hug, but with the news of her passing. Her mom said it was a mechanical error in the left wing of the plane. I don't know what to do or think. I keep waiting for her to call, laughing, about how this was all a bad joke and how she was on her way to my apartment. I keep waiting and wishing I'll hear her voice, plagued with her giant

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    Faith In The Plane Crash

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    What the survivors of the plane crash had to go through would have been impossible to survive, if they had not relied on their faith to get them through it. They had to make incredibly hard decisions and without their faith they would have died. All of the boys came from religious families and religious communities. They grew up surrounded by faith and that is something they kept with them during their time stranded in the Andes. The boys felt like they were closer to God on the mountain and believed

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