# japan plane crash

My Research about the Flight JL123 Crash » I am conducting research about the Japan Air Lines flight JL123 (also known as JAL123) crash on 12 August 1985 in Ueno-mura. The research not only covers the crash itself (you can find a summary he… Hoodcp.wordpress.com

Remembering the Flight JL123 Crash (1): Osutaka-no-One » Although I have written a few posts about the JL123 crash (for example, a summary of the crash, the isho (last messages), about the significance of the isho; also follow this link for a list of pos… Hoodcp.wordpress.com

The ANA Flight NH58 Memorial » As I continued to look at cases of memorialisation for public transportation crashes in Japan, after having studied the JL123 crash for many years, I also visited the ANA flight NH58 crash (also kn… Hoodcp.wordpress.com

Operation Vengeance: The Killing of Isoroku Yamamoto | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans » US code breakers deciphering Japanese naval messages provided an opportunity for vengeance in April 1943 after intercepting the travel plans of Japan’s naval commander in chief, the mastermind behind the attack on Pearl Harbor. Nationalww2museum.org

Post 520 – Remembering The Victims of the JL123 Plane Crash » This is blog post number 520. For many I suspect that there is no particular significance of this number. But like 123, I will always associate it with JL123, Japan’s and the aviation world&#… Hoodcp.wordpress.com

The JL123 Isho » One of the most well known aspects of JL123 are the isho (‘last notes’, ‘last memo’, ‘will’, or ‘final letters’) written by some of the passengers. B… Hoodcp.wordpress.com

Japan Airlines | The Independent » The latest breaking news, comment and features from The Independent. Independent.co.uk

Planes collide and catch fire at Japan's busy Haneda airport, killing 5. Hundreds evacuated safely » A Japan Airlines passenger plane and a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft have collided on the runway at Tokyo's Haneda airport. Apnews.com

U.S. Destroyer, P-8 Poseidons Join Search for Missing Japanese F-35A Pilot; Officials Say Fighter Crashed - USNI News » A U.S. guided-missile destroyer and P-8A Poseidons maritime surveillance aircraft have joined in the search for a Japanese Air Self Defense Force F-35A Lighting II Joint Strike Fighter pilot who went missing on Tuesday. The P-8As, assigned Patrol Squadron (VP) 8 and Patrol Squadron (VP) 5, joined the search Monday night and destroyer USS Stethem (DDG-63) is underway to the search areas, U.S. 7th Fleet announced. Japanese officials told reporters that searchers had discovered parts from the missing fighter. “We have collected parts from the jet fighter’s tail fin so we [believe] it crashed,” Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya told reporters, News.usni.org