Japan plane crash and fire, & Japan 123

[jstern]

I'm surprised that Axe has yet to make a thread about this.


https://youtu.be/X7wCFXX2WRs

I'm also surprised that Axe has yet to make a thread about Japan 123, from August 12, 1985.


https://youtu.be/h3AWPhslRg4

The pilots fought so hard, it really gave you a sense that, like in the movies, they were going to pull it off. 520 people dead.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F79bt2KXMAAaDTu?format=jpg&name=small
Edited image of the actual Japan Air 123 plane.

[BurningHammer]

That after big earthquakes and tsunamis. :(

[Axe]

Today is still fresh from the 2024 new year and autistic op is showing that he can't stop thinking about me. Poor fella. :ohwell:

[jstern]

I forgot to post this picture, taken some time before the crash.

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/--GWpa3swukg/XMM015x458I/AAAAAAABLc4/FMsDyfF9diUSA2HcRhxB41mIscSS4RJLQCLcBGAs/s1600/4.jpg


Today is still fresh from the 2024 new year and autistic op is showing that he can't stop thinking about me. Poor fella. :ohwell:

I didn't cause the collision, date, nor the location, in an effort to create this thread. The event happened and I created a thread.

I have refrained from making any negative comments about you, and I am making an effort to be courteous. I assumed you might have wanted to start a thread on this topic, but considering my previous mention of your interest in plane crashes, I thought you were self conscious.

I've always been curious about your perspective on the Japan Air 123 disaster. What are your thoughts on that event? Do you have any connections with anyone who lost their lives in that crash? Like a great grandma or something.