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Plane crash survivors 911 call 💔

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floridanow12 years ago

She was calm as can be for such a horrible accident. Only 16 yrs old, bless her wherever she is.🙏

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Incase anybody wondering, here's the full story In 2009, a small plane carrying a family of four crashed in a remote and rugged area of the Montana wilderness. The survivors, including 16-year-old Autumn Veatch, managed to escape the burning wreckage. Injured and disoriented, they faced a daunting situation in the middle of nowhere. Autumn, showing remarkable composure, called 911 from her cellphone. She described the crash, their injuries, and their approximate location, despite the challenging circumstances. Her ability to stay calm and provide detailed information was crucial, leading to their rescue after several tense hours. This incident highlights the significance of clear communication and resilience in the face of dire emergencies.

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Saint Yves 💀2 years ago

For some one to survive this, it means God has plan for them

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Eddie2 years ago

Context 911 call made by 16-year-old Autumn Veatch in 2015 after she survived a plane crash and escaped the burning wreckage of the aircraft. She was the only survivor. Autumn was aboard a small plane from Montana with her grandparents, Leland and Sharon Bowman, when the aircraft crashed into a mountainside in north-central Washington State in 2015. After miraculously surviving the impact, she trekked through the mountains for a full two days before she was eventually rescued by two men who helped her call 911

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zameer2 years ago

The amount of survivor guilt she probably has hurts to think about

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💪🎭..Rai ji..💪🎭2 years ago

Man calls 911 because nobody wished him a happy birthday 💔

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Viral vibes2 years ago

17-year-old student pilot, Maggie Taraska, had just taken off headed for Portland, Maine. But, just a few minutes into the flight, her plane, a Piper PA-28, lost its right main wheel. She safely landed the plane in Beverly, Massachussets.

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Eddie2 years ago

Have you ever seen a man jump out of a plane from 25,000 feet with no parachute and then land in a massive net on Earth? Now you have.

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NI𝕏N ✨2 years ago

Not all heroes wear capes

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Karata2 years ago

Only 16 and she sounded so calm on the call. Sad to hear she was the only survivor

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