Sweeney's Flight

9.11.01 was a horrifying day for the people of America, as well as many others from across the globe. It has been 14 years since that day and people will still be remembering this day forever. People will never forget 9.11, where two planes that were hijacked by Islamic people sent by Osama Bin Laden and flown into the twin towers, and another plane that had hit the pentagon. I think of this day as the saddest day that America had ever had. Throughout the video, I felt sad for all the people that

mission. At lift-off, the temperature at ground level was 36° Fahrenheit, which was 15° Fahrenheit cooler than any past dispatch by NASA. It was the Challenger's tenth flight. Take-off had been postponed a few times. At long last the bus had taken off. The van had moved high in the sky thirty-five seconds after take-off, and it was getting hit by solid winds. The on board PCs were making persistent modification so the bus would keep focused. Around eight miles noticeable all around, around seventy-two

At the time, a brigadier general, Harry Powell worked for the Department of the Army. He and Major Adriana Perkins, General Powell’s assistant and right hand, were attending a Departmental meeting at the Pentagon. Major Perkins was going over numbers and statistics which General Powell would later address during his presentation to the heads of the Department, to appropriate more funds for Army troops in South Korea and their South Korean allies. The Army felt that with an ever-increasing threat

A Time Order Sequence Organizational Pattern is when texts are written in a timeline format, such as recipes, directions, and events in history. September 11th 2001 was an important event in history, so, most books, like this one were written in this organizational pattern. September 11th, 2001, written by Wilburn Hampton, was written in Time Order Organizational Pattern. To start the book, we were introduced to the ordinary lives of our characters before the attack. They all started

September 11, 2001, was the most horrifying day. Tony Ruiz explained how he felt on 9/11, the most shocking day everyone will remember. “I remember getting a call, calling me back in the base,” he said. Tony had finished his years in the Marine Corps and was finally home with his pregnant wife. “It was a horrible tragedy, a lot of families we’re gone this day of 9/11. Some families were lost on this day no one will ever forget.” What hurts everyone the most and has people questioned, still to this

imaginable. The photograph, A Man Kneels before the 9/11 Memorial, displays a man named Robert Peraza, who is touching the name of his son upon the 9/11 memorial. His son, Robert David Peraza, passed during the 9/11 attacks after American Airlines flight 11 struck the North Tower. Ten years later and the grief still takes over Peraza; he touched his son's name and lowered his head while falling to his knees. Bearing a shirt with his son on the front, Mr.

that happened in America. For United Continental Holdings, the event that had a major impact on its stock price was the September 9 terrorism attack, and for Lakeland Industries it was the 2014 ebola scare. On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked flight 175 from United Airlines (United Continental Holdings) to crash into the south World Trade Center tower. No one saw this event coming in the days and weeks before the event, but in those days there were speculations that the stock price of United

September 11th, 2001. Several planes were hijacked on their way from the East Coast of the U.S.A. to California. Two of the four, American Airlines flight 11 and 175 collided with each of the twin towers respectively. Flight 77 hit the west side of the Pentagon, leading to the collapse of the immediate area and United Airlines flight 93 crashed into a field in Pennsylvania after a power struggle on the aircraft. A total of 2,996 people were killed that day, including the passengers and crew aboard

from Portland to Seattle and boarded Northwest Airlines flight 305. He was wearing a dark suit with black tie, while in the air Cooper passed a note to the flight attendant stating that he had a bomb and he hijacked the plan. Cooper demanded $200,000 cash and two parachutes upon landing in Seattle. Cooper released all the passengers and the flight attendants, and all who remained were the pilot, co-pilot, the flight engineer and one flight attendant. After they took off from Seattle, he ordered them

ROTC, and received a commission of Second Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve Program. At age 21 he was designated as a U.S. Air Force pilot, after completing flight training, at Malden Air Force Base. In 1965, Lawrence earned a PH.D in Physical Chemistry from Ohio State University. He was a senior USAF pilot accumulating over 2,500 flight hours, 2,00 of which were in jets. In 1967 Lawrence successfully completed