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But there were plane 'parts' on the Pentagon lawn... hmm that might lead us to believe a plane (or some such airborne thing) did hit it. And of course all those helpful Pentagon employees all picking up plane parts to keep the lawn so pristine, I dunno. "Yep here I am on my lunch break and I'm just cleaning debris (evidence) off the Pentagon lawn - (enough to show plane 'parts' but not enough to really examine them) ho hum, oh hey Rummy, grab an end."
Originally posted by NWOwned
If the 'plane' made the C Ring hole, please give it your best shot at explaining how.
Peace
Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by NWOwned
If the 'plane' made the C Ring hole, please give it your best shot at explaining how.
Peace
Strawman. The PLANE did not make that hole. A PIECE of the plane did. Most likely something very solid, like the landing gear, or an engine.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by NWOwned
But there were plane 'parts' on the Pentagon lawn... hmm that might lead us to believe a plane (or some such airborne thing) did hit it. And of course all those helpful Pentagon employees all picking up plane parts to keep the lawn so pristine, I dunno. "Yep here I am on my lunch break and I'm just cleaning debris (evidence) off the Pentagon lawn - (enough to show plane 'parts' but not enough to really examine them) ho hum, oh hey Rummy, grab an end."
The people "picking up" parts are not there to make it look pretty - they are removing the debris to keep it from
being trampled by the fire apparatus responding to the fires at the initial entry hole.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by NWOwned
If the 'plane' made the C Ring hole, please give it your best shot at explaining how.
Hole in C Ring wall was punched out by aircraft debris including landing gear truck - which is some of heaviest
and strongest pieces on an aircraft.
As a FF can tell you breaching a masonry wall is a brutal time consuming business - punching a hole that big
would have taken too long. Fire and rescue personal used the hole as access point into the building
Here is picture of the debris at the wall
Notice smoke staining on wall from fire
Get a copy of "FIREFIGHT" - goes into detail concerning fire and rescue operations at Pentagon. Authors
interviewed 150 of the fire/rescue people.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by NWOwned
Here is picture iof some of the heavy weight debris in the alley between C and B rings (know as AE Drive)
The debris has been shoved against the B Ring wall in order to clear the road for rescue personal and equipment
Among the debris is a section of landing gear assembly - probably from the nose wheel
Here is shot of the landing gear
Source article for pictures
11-settembre.blogspot.com...
Originally posted by NWOwned
Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by NWOwned
If the 'plane' made the C Ring hole, please give it your best shot at explaining how.
Peace
Strawman. The PLANE did not make that hole. A PIECE of the plane did. Most likely something very solid, like the landing gear, or an engine.
Ok, perhaps I lacked specifics on the plane and the hole phrasing. My bad.
Obviously, I am not saying, implying or endorsing that like the very nose of the whole intact plane went that far in the building and poked that hole out. Of course if a 757 hit the Pentagon it would indeed be in pieces by then.
So far I've had two responses to my question, the first simply addressed a large 'piece' of the plane like the truck or wheel assembly and yours above mentioning, as well, the landing gear and/or an engine.
But notice the hole, it is open, people can and did walk through it. You'd think that some 'piece' bulky and heavy enough to make the hole would in some way be either visible in the very hole or even slightly outside maybe in the middle etc. I find it hard to believe, you see, that a large heavy piece of machinery capable of making that hole, would not also itself appear in any photos of the hole.
You say: 'Most likely something very solid, like the landing gear, or an engine.' and you say that for two reasons perhaps, you say 'most likely' first because it's perfectly reasonable to think the heaviest pieces would, could and did, cause that particular damage to the wall.... and you say 'most likely' because you don't exactly know what caused that hole. Assuming it's one of a number of heavy pieces of a 757, without physical and/or photographic evidence of exactly what caused it.
In short, you don't really know what caused that there hole now do you?
When I said did the plane make the hole I was more or less trying to get at, how come the piece that supposedly made it ain't in the photograph? For I, looking at that hole would indeed expect it to be there.
I dunno, it could've "bounced back" or maybe the first few FFs in there picked it up and tossed it aside!
I'm just saying, I don't really see what caused that hole.
Peace
Originally posted by FDNY343
Originally posted by NWOwned
If the 'plane' made the C Ring hole, please give it your best shot at explaining how.
Peace
Strawman. The PLANE did not make that hole. A PIECE of the plane did. Most likely something very solid, like the landing gear, or an engine.
Originally posted by NWOwned
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by NWOwned
Here is picture iof some of the heavy weight debris in the alley between C and B rings (know as AE Drive)
The debris has been shoved against the B Ring wall in order to clear the road for rescue personal and equipment
Among the debris is a section of landing gear assembly - probably from the nose wheel
Here is shot of the landing gear
Source article for pictures
11-settembre.blogspot.com...
Hey, thanks for the pics, I never saw that one before of the stuff between C and B rings as you say. How much later were those photos taken? When they were clearing out the rubble days later or like the afternoon of 911?
You know I'm more suspicious than adamant, I may very well come to the conclusion that a 757 and even 'flight 77' actually hit the Pentagon, but, as you can tell, I ain't there yet. I'm going to first max out the whole 'I think I'm being lied to about 911' thing first.
To that end I have said I really don't think a 757 hit the Pentagon and of course photos of pieces of a 757 amidst the rubble sure don't help my suspicion any. But I'd have to say, "Well there'd have to be those parts in the rubble obviously." In fact I think it might be pointless to even check or verify that the 'pieces' are from a 757, they would necessarily have to exist and be simply based on the 'story'. The fact that they do exist still doesn't prove anything to me for even I a suspicious doubter would and do expect them to be there.
One question I could pose though is if there were 2 engines and 2 sets of wheel trucks all traveling fast through the building at once more or less, with the engines and even the wheels separate horizontally from each other why just the one hole?
Sorry, pics of plane debris next to a large hole in a wall doesn't necessarily mean the debris is/was the cause of the hole. Especially that hole.
The pieces are there no doubt, to my mind though, exactly how the pieces got there remains paramount and still in question.
Peace
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by NWOwned
Here is that picture with a wee bit of help.....
The areas circled in red are airliner wreckage.
Originally posted by FDNY343
I understand completly what you are saying now.
And yes, I do not know EXACTLY what made that hole.
Could it have been landing gear or engine? Sure. Could it have been a piece of the fuselage? Not likely, but certainly possible.
Could it have been the debris we see in the picture? Possibly. Could whatever it was have been moved to permit access to the building for fire and resue personel? Absolutely.
Also, we don't know exactly when that picture was taken.
Here is another picture. You can see what appears to be a rim of some sort in the background.
guardian.911review.org...
Here is an earlier photo with smoke still coming from the hole.
i277.photobucket.com...
It's hard to tell what is in the pile, as at this point even, stuff could have been moved. Fire hoses do not like sharp objects.