November 29

In 2013, LAM Mozambique Airlines Flight 470 tragically crashed in Bwabata National Park due to a pilot mass murder-suicide, resulting in the loss of all 33 passengers and crew members on board. This devastating incident remains one of the most significant aviation disasters in recent history.

In 2009, Maurice Clemmons tragically shot and killed four police officers inside a coffee shop located in Lakewood, Washington, marking one of the most devastating incidents in law enforcement history.

In 2007, the Armed Forces of the Philippines launched a siege on Peninsula Manila, following a mutiny orchestrated by Senator Antonio Trillanes and a group of soldiers. Explore this significant event in Philippine history, marked by tension and military intervention.

In 1987, North Korean agents executed a deadly attack by planting a bomb on Korean Air Flight 858, resulting in the tragic loss of all 115 passengers and crew members on board. Discover the details of this harrowing incident that marked a significant moment in aviation history.

In 1986, during the Suriname Guerrilla War, the Surinamese military launched an assault on the village of Moiwana, resulting in the tragic deaths of at least 39 civilians, predominantly women and children. This event highlights the severe impact of the conflict on innocent lives.

In 1982, Michael Jackson's iconic album "Thriller" was released, becoming the best-selling music album of all time and revolutionizing the music industry.

In 1972, Atari launched Pong, marking the debut of the first commercially successful video game. This iconic title revolutionized the gaming industry and paved the way for future innovations in interactive entertainment.

In 1967, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara officially announces his resignation, marking a significant moment in U.S. military and political history.

In 1963, the iconic band The Beatles released their hit single "I Want to Hold Your Hand" in the United Kingdom on October 17. This groundbreaking track marked a pivotal moment in music history, solidifying the Beatles' influence on the pop music landscape.

On November 29, 1963, Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight 831 tragically crashed shortly after departing from Montreal-Dorval International Airport, resulting in the loss of all 118 passengers and crew members on board. This devastating incident remains a significant event in aviation history.