Salvage crews recover more wreckage from D.C. crash
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Army salvage crews have recovered an engine and another large piece of wreckage from American Airlines Flight 5432 from the Potomac River. Officials say salvage efforts should continue over the next three days.
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Rest in peace to all who passed 🕊️❤
God bless the family and friends those lost family and friends
Thank you to all who are doing the recovery of the plane, helicopter and remains.
This should never have been allowed to happen...Negligence and professional derelection of duty must be checked.
May their beloved souls rest in perfect peace.
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I can't imagine working on this & finding remainins.
R.I.P. all 67. Condolences to ALL the Families and friends❤
The psychology of a murderer is often more terrifying than the crime itself. 🧠
The helicopter was only supposed to be at 200' so they need to know if the aircraft dipped below 200' or if the helicopter rose above 200'. That will tell them who to look more closely at for the purpose of trying to figure out just what happened!
Obviously they both collided at the same altitude , needing to find the exact altimeter is irrelevant but important
What angle am I looking at 0:08 where a plane is flying in front of the camera?
Looking east out over the Potomac from the airport. It shows you just how busy the runway is.
This is a terrible tragedy for all involved. I believe Tom Costello was out of line with his questioning today. He should know better in my opinion.
I don't understand why it has taken so long to raise this wreckage and find the remaining bodies that they are allowing to rot under water, which by the way is only about ten feet deep. The army should have had hundreds of people standing by to rotate in and out of the water. The NTSB seems to be more concerned about the mental health of their workers than they are about retrieving these poor civilians that the army killed.
Simple. Weather. Its freezing cold, its not like its summer right now. Safety of the crew comes first.
Seems pretty standard considering the temps and the fact it is in water.
@@ChaosRandomness You mean to tell me the army doesn't have hundreds of trained divers for these types of conditions? It was 51 in DC today so it's not "freezing". They need to get those people back to their loved ones and stop acting like they're diving to the titanic. The wreckage is only in 10 ft deep water. It's sticking out above the surface.
@@bracedgod4505 10 feet of water. The wreckage is sticking up out of the water. They talk like they're diving to the titanic.
Joe and kammy’s dei policies led to this.
You need evidence to support your baseless BS pal.
Boring😏