article_snippet: The relatives of those killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was downed over eastern Ukraine visited a Dutch air base Tuesday to view the twisted wreckagethe plane.
article_snippet: For almost all of The relatives of those killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was downed over eastern Ukraine, it was the first chance to see the twisted and charred wreckage that lay for months in the fields of war-torn eastern Ukraine after the plane plunged to the ground July 17, most likely after being hit by a missile.
article_snippet: Journalists take images of parts of the wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 displayed in a hangar at Gilze Rijen airbase, Netherlands .
article_snippet: Friends and family of the victims of the plane take pictures of the twisted wreckage, laid out in front of Friends and family of the victims of the MH17 plane .
article_snippet: Media and relatives look at a jumble of twisted wreckage from behind a rope .
article_snippet: Family members who viewed the twisted wreckage at the Gilze-Rijen military air base in the southern Netherlands didn't speak to the media Tuesday.
article_snippet: Silene Fredriksz-Hoogzand, whose son, Bryce, and National Prosecutor's Office spokesman Wim de Bruin girlfriend, Daisy Oehlers, were on board the stricken flight, will visit the wreckage Saturday. '
article_snippet: For some relatives, viewing the wreckage is just too hard.
article_snippet: Yasmine Calehr, the grandmother of two brothers who died on MH17, lives in the United States and decided not to go see the wreckage. '
highlights_snippet: For almost all of them, it was the first chance to see the twisted wreckage .
  