[diogenes ghost]

"Yes flight 800 was the only 747 in history to suffer from spontaneous combustion."

Are you really trying to say a tiny spark in a tank cannot bring down an aircraft in a catastrophic manner?

'Cuz I damned sure know better.

And eyewitnesses of fiery aerial explosions at night can be wildly wrong. Again, I know from personal experience.

[Lazamataz]

And eyewitnesses of fiery aerial explosions at night can be wildly wrong.

Especially airborne National Guard missile identification experts.

[ralph rotten]

ITEM 35
A Hand grenade with a pin pull and cover with black electric tape drop in fuel tank -—this was used in laos in 69s

[driftdiver]

I’m saying the first 747 flew in 1969 and almost 1500 of them built and they are flying every day.

Flight is the only 747 to experience a “tiny spark in a fuel tank”. Could it happen, maybe.

Does the chance of that occurring outweigh the many eyewitnesses who saw a missile. Some of them trained and experience military people. Like the guy who flew choppers in the Army and saw numerous surface to air missiles.

Not a chance in hades.