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Old 03-13-2014, 10:42 AM   #10
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Re-read my post.....I said it went into the water at a high rate of speed......that would be nose first like a Gannet! If it landed like the one on the Hudson I am guessing they would have found it...gotten signals from the transponder or a radio message from the crew or cell phone calls from people on board.....Raven Malaysian Govt. could use your help? LOL!


If it hit the water like a gannet the plane would be traveling about 700 m.p.h. like I have been told, and read, that other aircraft, which had crashed, had done, in the past. I think there would be debris, enough to be seen, over a fairly wide area. The plane would not have stayed together, under any circumstances.
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