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And with a pair of broken ribs, he went back into the burning plane, pulling survivors from the wreckage.,the oatmeal,comics,funny comics & strips, cartoons,plane,crash
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Morning arrived, but a rescue did not. The co-pilot took charge, and formed two search parties. The first party went in one direction, rthe second party, along with the co-pilot, went in the other, wandering into the desert. K 0 They eventually found a Village.. P\ village which
As for the co-pilot, the crash changed him. After that, he didn’t want to be a pilot anymore; he wanted to do something different with his life. He resigned from Pan Am to pursue a career in writing and, ultimately, television. His name was Gene Roddenberry, and he created Star Trek.,the
This story is not intended as an ode to Roddenberry, although he certainly deserves one. Prbr to working in television, he was a decorated WWII pilot, a plane-crash investigator, and an L/R cop. He survived three plane crashes. This story is intended to remind you that our Journeys are short.