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Certainly help investigators piecing together what happened. and this is certainly significant if indeed true. it is certainly significant. >> yes. i have a question to our 777 experts. on this communication bus, does it happen to be in proximity to the oxygen? is it possible that it could have taken out both communication and the oxygen for the crew? that would explain a lot. >> les? >> that's a great question. >> the answer with my knowledge as a pilot is absolutely no. there is a circuit breaker in the overhead panel that will shut off the display unit. but most of the guts of it is down in...