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1. SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: PENNSYLVANIA: 10:05 a.m. eastern standard time, a fourth hijacked airliner — United Airlines Flight 93 from Newark, N.J. to San Francisco, a Boeing 757 with 45 people aboard — crashes into a sparsely populated area of the countryside in Somerset County, Penn., to the southeast of Pittsburgh. There are no reports of survivors. |
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2. SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: WASHINGTON: 9:45 a.m. eastern standard time, a third hijacked American Airlines airliner — believed to be Flight 77, a Boeing 757 bound from Washington Dulles Airport to Los Angeles with 64 passengers and crew aboard — crashes into the Pentagon |
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3. SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: NEW YORK: 8:48 a.m. eastern standard time, a hijacked airliner crashes into the north tower of New York's World Trade Center. 9:04 a.m., as emergency crews rushed to help victims of the first crash, a second hijacked airliner crashes into the World Trade Center's south tower in an enormous fireball |
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4. MAY, 1998: Theodore Kaczynski, who acted under sobriquet Unibomber, is sentenced to life imprisonment for an 18-year campaign of parcel bombings. The attacks, which were part of an 'antimodernist' crusade, killed three people and injured 23. |
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5. JULY 27, 1996: A bomb explodes in Centenary Park in Atlanta during the Olympic Games, killing two people and injuring 110 others. |
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6. OCTOBER 9, 1995: A train travelling between Miami and Los Angeles is derailed in Arrizona after a bomb explosion claimed by a hitherto unknown group calling themselves The sons of the Gestapo. One person was killed and more than 80 injured. |
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7. APRIL 19, 1995: A truck bomb left outside a federal building in Oklahoma City kills 168 and injures more than 600 others. |
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8. FEBRUARY 26, 1993: One dead in an explosion in the washrooms at the World Trade center leaves six dead and 1,000 injured. |
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9. MAY 16, 1981: One dead in an explosion in the washrooms at Pan Am terminal at JFK airport. The bombing claimed by the Puerto Rican resistance army.. |
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10. DECEMBER 29, 1975: Eleven dead and 75 injured by a bomb planted in the left luggage department at La Guardia airport. |
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11. JANUARY 24, 1975: An explosion in a bar leaves four people dead. It is one of a series of 49 bombings between 1974 and 1977 attributed to the Puerto Rican National Liberation Army. |
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12. AUGUST 24, 1970: A researcher at a university in Madison is killed by a bomb planted by a pacifist group.
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