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  • Wartime flying bomb found in British capital (German V1 "Doodlebug")

    07/29/2007 9:04:43 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 56 replies · 2,909+ views
    Reuters on Yahoo ^ | 7/28/07 | Reuters
    LONDON (Reuters) - Police closed streets near London's Canary Wharf financial district on Saturday after an unexploded German flying bomb from World War Two was found on a construction site. Bomb disposal experts were called in to make the V1 missile safe after it was unearthed close to the east London complex that houses 80,000 office workers during the working week, police said. At weekends the area is busy with shoppers and visitors. Police closed several roads around the site in Millharbour, a road in the former docklands. "Ambulance, fire and police are there and the building site has been...
  • Family of Possible 727 Pilot: He Is Not A Terrorist

    06/19/2003 9:05:47 AM PDT · by ewing · 92 replies · 612+ views
    ABC News Exclusive ^ | June 19, 2003 | Invesigative Team staff report
    The family of a man believed to have been piloting a Boeing 727 that mysteriously took off and disappeared from an Angolan runway last month told told of their angiush as international authorities fear the jetliner could be used for a terrorist act.In a baffling vanishing act, workers at the Luanda Airport in Angola watched dumbfounded on May 25 as the Boeing 727 taxied down the runway and took off- without permission.The plane -which ABC News has learned was refitted to haul diesel fuel tanks, making it a potential flying bomb-has not been seen since. The man the United States...
  • Hide in Plane Sight (Authorities fear Boeing 727 stolen in Angola may be used in terrorism)

    06/18/2003 7:45:15 PM PDT · by HAL9000 · 70 replies · 1,704+ views
    ABC News ^ | June 18, 2003 | Pierre Thomas
    Hide in Plane Sight Family of Possible 727 Pilot: "He Is Not a Terrorist" W A S H I N G T O N, June 18 - While international authorities continue their search for a missing jetliner, fearful that it could be used in a terror attack, the family of the American believed to have been piloting the aircraft worries about his fate. Workers at Luanda Airport in Angola watched dumbfounded on May 25 as a Boeing 727 taxied down the runway and took off - without permission. The plane - which ABCNEWS has learned was refitted to haul...