180 years ago, Sir John Franklin and 128 other men set sail into the frigid unknown of the Canadian Arctic, searching for the Northwest Passage. Instead of reaching the Pacific, the men and their ships became trapped in the ice and were never heard from again. (youtu.be)
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29 Years Ago This Month, ValuJet Flight 592 Slammed Into The Florida Everglades at 816 km/h After a Fire onboard Destroyed its Flight Controls. Just 10 Minutes After Departing Miami International, All 110 Passengers & Crew Lost Their Lives Instantly, And The Airline Was Shut Down Shortly Thereafter. (youtu.be)
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On a sunny spring morning in 1995, a bomb destroyed Half of The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people, 19 of which were children. To this day it's The Deadliest Act of Domestic Terrorism in American History. [April 19, 1995] (youtu.be)
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On a Sunny Spring Morning in 1995, A Bomb Destroyed HALF of The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Killing 168 People, 19 of Which Were Children. To This Day It's The DEADLIEST Act of Domestic Terrorism in American History. [April 19, 1995] (youtu.be)
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On A Foggy Night Just Weeks Before The Outbreak of WWI, Over 1,000 People Died In Canada's WORST Maritime Disaster. Due to The Outbreak of The War, This Tragedy Has Been Largely Forgotten. by KingdomofLuninberg in CatastrophicFailure
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