Tragedy over the Potomac: “Nothing short of a nightmare” Air traffic controller audio sheds light on DC plane-helicopter crash

The plane was flying from Wichita, Kansas, to Washington, DC. Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall said the tragedy “can only be described as nothing short of a nightmare.” President Trump stated that he had been “fully briefed on the terrible accident” and added, “May God Bless their souls.”

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Team Jesus be in prayer………

Lord We ask, in your mercy to be near to the spouses and children of those whose lives were taken away in an instant. Holy Spirit, give comfort to each spouse and each child as they struggle to accept the deep loss of a husband or wife, a mother or father. Oh Lord we hurt, help us, we are stunned by all these deaths. Our only hope is in YOU. We love you, we know you will help us. In your loving and healing name we pray. Thank you Jesus for hearing us. Amen.

Denison Forum

Dr. Jim Denison

An American Airlines jet carrying sixty passengers and four crew members collided with an Army helicopter that apparently flew into its path as it was landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport last night. Officials do not believe there were any survivors of the deadliest US air crash in nearly twenty-four years.

The plane was flying from Wichita, Kansas, to Washington, DC. Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall said the tragedy “can only be described as nothing short of a nightmare.” President Trump stated that he had been “fully briefed on the terrible accident” and added, “May God Bless their souls.”

Sen. Marshall agreed: “My prayer is that God wraps his arms around each and every victim and that he continues to be with their families.”

But if you’re like me, a prayer like that at a time like this can be hard to pray. More Here

Air traffic controller audio sheds light on DC plane-helicopter crash

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