flight 655, which had taken off from Bandar Abbas, Iran, heading for Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, for an Iranian fighter jet. It fired missiles, killing all 290 people on board.

The U.S. later would give USS Vincennes Capt. William C. Rogers the country’s Legion of Merit award, further angering Iran.

The downing of the flight remains one of the moments the Iranian government points to in its decades-long distrust of America. They rank it alongside the 1953 CIA-backed coup that toppled Iran’s elected prime minister and secured Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s absolute power until he abdicated the throne before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif marked the holiday by writing on Twitter: “US aggression against Iran did not begin with @realdonaldtrump.”the United States Constitution because it conflicts with the purposes of the National Wilderness Preservation System Act and federal regulations thereunder?"
We will affirm the decision of the district court and appellant's conviction.
Appellant, at the time of his citation on September 28, 1983, was a 46-year-old Minnesota resident having in his possession a valid "Wyoming Non-Resident Elk and Fishing Privilege" license. He and his brothers had set up two hunting camps in the Park County section of the Teton wilderness area of the Teton National Forest. At the time of his citation at one of the campsites, and at the trial, appellant admitted he had been hunting elk in the federal wilderness area without a licensed guide. He knew at that time that Wyoming law required him to have