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Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors Objects/Places
Fairchild
Airplane owned by the Uruguayan Air Force and chartered by the rugby team for its trip to the rugby tournament.
Montevideo, Uruguay
Home to the majority of the travelers on the Fairchild, the plane which also departed from this city.
Santiago, Chile
Destination for the rugby team traveling on the Fairchild.
Stella Maris College
A school for boys between the ages of nine and sixteen. It was founded in opposition to the local public schools and the private school taught by Jesuits. The Christian Brothers who taught at the school introduced the boys to the game of rugby. The boys took a liking to the game ,and, after graduation, they created a competitive alumni team.
Fuselage
The fuselage was the survivors' only protection. It was the remnants of the plane (its wings and tail fell elsewhere) in which the survivors slept.
Andes mountains
The mountain range in which the Fairchild was lost.
Curico
The pilot's last reported position was flying over...
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