The Lockerbie Air Disaster: Pan Am 103

Terror - This word is scared by many people. People's daily lives were broken when terrorist attacks occurred. The moment of the bomb, things changed instantly. When we think of terrorist attacks that truly influence the world, we immediately consider 9/11. Many people were injured directly or indirectly that day. People are afraid of being afraid. At the moment of change, the world falls into panic. Unfortunately, 9/11 is not the only day of panic.

Lockerbie Cairn is celebrating 270 people murdered by the bombing of Panaxum Flight 103 by Lockerbie. The monument consisted of 270 stones, each of which was killed by a disaster. In paragraph 64, the monument commemorating the 184 victims of the Pentagon began on September 11, 2002 on September 11. The Memorial is in the form of a Pentagon and lists the names of all the victims. An unknown body from the victim was buried underground. On June 25, 1925, President Calvin Coolidge approved the request to establish a cross of the Commonwealth Cross, including the names of all the citizens of the United States who lost their lives in the Canadian army during the First World War. The monument was enforced on 11th November and after the Korean War and World War II in 1927 the names of American citizens who died in these conflicts were added.

In 1988, Panasonic Airways No. 103, 747 aircraft carrying 259 people were blown up in the air. All passengers and crew were murdered and 11 people were killed in Scottish Lockerbie. Of the people killed, 189 people are American citizens and hundreds of families are seeking answers. In the next few years, Libya 's participation in Pan - American bombs was the focus. It is also an intelligence officer of the Libyan government and seems to be the security chief of Libya Arab Airways coordinating attacks. He sinned and was imprisoned in Scotland. In 2003, Libya confirmed the complicity of the government's bombing incident. Recently, in 2011, where Gaddafi himself is reported, ordered a direct attack.