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Tabula Cortonensis Although Etruscans lived in Italy, for many years, people in today's world know very little about them. | |
Takeo Yoshikawa - Charts Used in Pearl Attack During the first part of 1941, Yoshikawa had arrived in Hawaii. Tasked with helping pilots (who had never been to Pearl Harbor) find their individual targets, Yoshikawa created very detailed information and charts. | |
Tally of 1800 Presidential Election - Tied Vote This image depicts the tally of electoral votes for the election of 1800 where Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr each received 73 votes. As a result of this development, the House of Representatives had to decide who would become President and who would become Vice-President. | |
TAL Sites - Shuttle Abort-Mission Contingency European Landing Sites for Shuttle Flights - What happens if the shuttle crew detects a problem, after launch, while the orbiter is over the Atlantic? | |
Taps - A Military Bugle Call | |
Tattered Flag from the Battle of Stony Point The battle at Stony Point, which took place in July of 1779, was (according to the National Park Service) "the last military action of importance in the northern theater of war.'' | |
Teacher in Space - Endeavour, STS-118 and Heat Tile Damage When the U.S. was finally able to send a teacher into space, successfully, more than 20 years had passed since Christa McAuliffe's tragic death aboard Challenger. | |
Teaching with AwesomeStories' Vincent Van Gogh Story to Deepen Reading, Reflection and Writing for ESL Students Vincent Van Gogh found beauty in life. Through his paintings, he hoped to share this idea with others. | |
Tea from the Boston Tea Party This image depicts some of the tea which was thrown into Boston Harbor on the 16th of December, 1773, during an event known as "The Boston Tea Party. | |
Tears Poem by Carole Bos | |
Tech Sgt. Rick Smith Rick Smiths unit had a motto on the 30th of October, 1991:These things we do, that others may live. | |
Teddy Bear - Named After President Roosevelt A Brooklyn penny-candy-store owner (named Morris Michtom) was so intrigued by a 1902 political cartoon (featuring Theodore Roosevelt with a bear cub) that he asked his wife (Rose) to make a stuffed bear cub (resembling the one in the drawing). | |
Teddy Roosevelt the Explorer Theodore Roosevelt, visiting son Kermit, along with Brazilian explorer Candido Rondon, took a harrowing trip down the Rio da Duvida ("River of Doubt"), whose name was changed to Rio Roosevelt in his honor. | |
Ted Kennedy - Giving Eulogy at RFK's Funeral Ted Kennedy gave the eulogy for his brother, Bobby, at the St. | |
Teenagers in the Holocaust Not all Holocaust stories are about Jewish people. This story compares and contrasts the hero and heroine of two books - "Shadow on the Mountain" and "Someone Named Eva" - who are Norwegian and Czech, respectively. | |
Temple of Artemis - Its Beginning and End The Temple of Artemis (Diana), at Ephesus, went through many different versions. One of the last versions became a Wonder of the Ancient World. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-0. Story Preface On 27 March 1977, the world's worst aircraft disaster occurs on the ground at Tenerife. After striking a Pan Am 747, a KLM 747 explodes in a ball of fire, killing everyone on board and many people on board the other plane. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-1. POTENTIAL FOR DISASTER A series of unfortunate incidents cause the most deadly plane crash in history. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-2. KLM 4805: PRESSURE TO LEAVE Traffic and bad weather prevent Pan Am 1736 from leaving the Tenerife airport. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-3. PAN AM 1736: MISSED EXIT Pan Am 1736 and KLM 4805 head for disaster. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-4. UNAUTHORIZED TAKE-OFF KLM 4805 requests and starts the take-off process without clearance. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-5. TOO LATE KLM 4805 taxies down the runway directly toward Pan Am 1736, unaware of the risk the bad weather causes. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-6. THE CRASH The KLM captain attempts to avoid the collision, but slams into the side of the Pan Am jet. | |
Tenerife: Deadliest Air Accident-7. INFERNO In March of 1977, the world's worst aircraft disaster occurs at Tenerife. After striking a Pan Am 747, a KLM 747 explodes in a ball of fire, killing everyone on board and many people on board the other plane. | |
Tenerife - KLM 4805 Collides with Pan Am 1736 Three decades after the world's deadliest aircraft accident, Robert Bragg (Pan Am's First Officer) recalls what happened when he first realized that a collision was about to occur between the two Boeing 747s | |
Tenerife - Planes Face Each Other on the Active Runway Visibility is still poor. The Pan Am crew cannot see the KLM plane, which means the KLM crew cannot see the Pan Am plane. A catastrophic disaster is about to happen. | |
Tennessee Ratifies the 19th Amendment - Celebration For the 19th Amendment to become law - and give American women the right to vote - it needed the support of 36 states. |