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originally posted by: iwanttobelieve70
a reply to: anonymous1legion
That’s a missile.
Not a plane.
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
The content of what was actually posted was you responding to me.
I asked where is all of the footage and you go on some tirade about being in the military when it’s obvious,
Blink Comparator Views of the Plane at the Pentagon
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This blinked image pair shows the motion of the plane between the two camera views using the corrected images. The images have been positioned so the background features on the horizon align. Based on the dimensions of the plane and motion relative to background markers, the plane moved about 115 ft between the two exposures. Using the FDR speed measurement of 556 mi/hr, we can compute that the two cameras were out of sync by about 0.14 sec. (I don't believe this time offset has been measured before.)
how you dodged the age jab, that you weren’t old enough to remember 9/11. Especially when you don’t remember what technology was and wasn’t in the last 50 years without Google to assist you.
And it’s too horrible to see a plane slam into a building, the good old folks cannot stomach that,
Judicial Watch v. Federal Bureau of Investigation (No.06-1135)
Judicial Watch forced the Department of Defense to release video footage of American Airlines flight 77 crashing into the Pentagon on 9/11. The videos had been kept secret by the DoD until Judicial Watch filed the FOIA request and, eventually, a lawsuit stating that the DoD had “no legal basis” to refuse release of the footage. On September 15, 2006, Judicial Watch released videos from the CITGO gas station near the Pentagon, which was released by the FBI in response to the FOIA request.Judicial Watch is committed to completing the public record of the 9/11 attacks.
www.judicialwatch.org...
but no problem with an American contractor getting beheaded on film a couple years later.
Believe what you want, that is your freedom..or are you still stuck on me?
Believe what?
Pentagon Security Videos: Recent work on the video from two Pentagon security cameras shows that they captured images of the approaching, low-flying plane. In his paper “The 85 Pentagon Area Surveillance Cameras,” Ken Jenkins explains the images, how the date error came about, and the likely origins for the trailing white smoke. There is no evidence at this time that the government is withholding other images of the event captured by the surveillance cameras.
Ken Jenkins and David Chandler also recently took pairs of sequential images from the Pentagon surveillance video cameras, putting them together as you would see them in what is called a blink comparator. In this way, the image of the plane “pops out.” If you watch the image cycle a few times, the details of the plane are clearly visible. You can find the blink comparisons on David Chandler’s website, 911SpeakOut.org.
www.foreignpolicyjournal.com...
Now…
That the Pentagon video did capture a few frames of the jet in line with how the CCTV system was deployed at the Pentagon, for the CCTV technology at the time, and how fast the jet was moving relative to a fixed camera position who’s purpose was to watch ground traffic.
With there being radar evidence that tracked the jet to the pentagon, backed by eyewitness accounts, backed by physical and DNA evidence.
There is numerous accounts and evidence flight 77 flew to the Pentagon.
What’s your credible proof it missed and flew away from the Pentagon?
What’s your explanation to the family members who had loved ones on flight 77, and why they didn’t return home alive.
Obituary
From The National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial:
Charles “Chic” Burlingame was a resident of Oak Hill, Virginia. He was married to American Airlines flight attendant, Sherri Burlingame, father of Wendy, grandfather of Jack, and stepfather of John and Chad Harris. Captain Burlingame was a graduate of the United States Naval Academy (’71) and a former Navy jet fighter pilot. Prior to his 22-year career with American Airlines, he flew F-4 Phantoms in Squadron VF-103 aboard the U.S.S. Saratoga. He continued military service as a Naval Reserve Officer, retiring at the rank of captain in 1996. Captain Burlingame’s military career highlights include:
Honor graduate of the Navy “Top Gun” school NAS Miramar.
Recalled to active service and served at the Pentagon during the Gulf War.
Awarded the Defense Superior Service Medal.
Captain Burlingame was hired by American Airlines in 1979 and was furloughed in 1980. He then worked as a manager for Lockheed Aerospace until American Airlines recalled him to service in 1984. He qualified as captain in Boeing 727s and Boeing 757/767s.
Captain Burlingame was born on September 12, 1949 in St. Paul, Minnesota to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank Burlingame, Jr. His father was a World War II Navy veteran who later served as a noncommissioned officer in the United States Air Force. Captain Burlingame was known by his childhood nickname, Chic. He grew up on or near military bases throughout his youth, aspiring from an early age to attend a United States service academy and become a pilot. He was an Eagle Scout and played trumpet in his high school marching band. Captain Burlingame was awarded a presidential appointment by Lyndon Johnson to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis upon graduating from Anaheim High School (’67) in Anaheim, California. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from USNA in aeronautical engineering.
He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Believe what you want, that is your freedom..or are you still stuck on me?
Pentagon Security Videos: Recent work on the video from two Pentagon security cameras shows that they captured images of the approaching, low-flying plane. In his paper “The 85 Pentagon Area Surveillance Cameras,” Ken Jenkins explains the images, how the date error came about, and the likely origins for the trailing white smoke. There is no evidence at this time that the government is withholding other images of the event captured by the surveillance cameras.
Ken Jenkins and David Chandler also recently took pairs of sequential images from the Pentagon surveillance video cameras, putting them together as you would see them in what is called a blink comparator. In this way, the image of the plane “pops out.” If you watch the image cycle a few times, the details of the plane are clearly visible. You can find the blink comparisons on David Chandler’s website, 911SpeakOut.org.
www.foreignpolicyjournal.com...
Obituary
From The National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial:
Charles “Chic” Burlingame was a resident of Oak Hill, Virginia. He was married to American Airlines flight attendant, Sherri Burlingame, father of Wendy, grandfather of Jack, and stepfather of John and Chad Harris. Captain Burlingame was a graduate of the United States Naval Academy (’71) and a former Navy jet fighter pilot. Prior to his 22-year career with American Airlines, he flew F-4 Phantoms in Squadron VF-103 aboard the U.S.S. Saratoga. He continued military service as a Naval Reserve Officer, retiring at the rank of captain in 1996. Captain Burlingame’s military career highlights include:
Honor graduate of the Navy “Top Gun” school NAS Miramar.
Recalled to active service and served at the Pentagon during the Gulf War.
Awarded the Defense Superior Service Medal.
Captain Burlingame was hired by American Airlines in 1979 and was furloughed in 1980. He then worked as a manager for Lockheed Aerospace until American Airlines recalled him to service in 1984. He qualified as captain in Boeing 727s and Boeing 757/767s.
Captain Burlingame was born on September 12, 1949 in St. Paul, Minnesota to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank Burlingame, Jr. His father was a World War II Navy veteran who later served as a noncommissioned officer in the United States Air Force. Captain Burlingame was known by his childhood nickname, Chic. He grew up on or near military bases throughout his youth, aspiring from an early age to attend a United States service academy and become a pilot. He was an Eagle Scout and played trumpet in his high school marching band. Captain Burlingame was awarded a presidential appointment by Lyndon Johnson to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis upon graduating from Anaheim High School (’67) in Anaheim, California. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from USNA in aeronautical engineering.
He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
Charles Frank “Chic” Burlingame III
www.findagrave.com...
remains were eventually recovered and interred in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. His name appears on a memorial bench at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memoria in Arlington, Virginia, and on Panel S-69 of the National September 11 Memorial in Manhattan, New York City, New York.
originally posted by:
Now…
That the Pentagon video did capture a few frames of the jet in line with how the CCTV system was deployed at the Pentagon, for the CCTV technology at the time, and how fast the jet was moving relative to a fixed camera position who’s purpose was to watch ground traffic.
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originally posted by: nerbot
www.bitchute.com...EXPOSED !! HIDDEN VIDEO SHOWING WHAT REALLY HIT THE PENTAGON !!
Well, some of us have been waiting a LONG time to see SOMETHING as opposed to a single frame from the only functioning camera around the whole of The Pentagon.
Make of this what you will and bear in mind some of the comments that point to the fact that the (possible) missile isn't a "Scud". That said, it all may tie in with this thread:
Putin Say He Has 9/11 Information
Let's see how this unfords and what sources are originally responsible for the clip. What was flying around there to take the video....or could this actually be a satellite image?
What do you think peeps?
ps...great timing on the clip release.
originally posted by: iwanttobelieve70
a reply to: anonymous1legion
That’s a missile.
Not a plane.
The Tomahawk sea-launched cruise missile (SLCM) and the Tomahawk ground-launched cruise missile (GLCM) had a length of 6.4 m (21 feet), a diameter of 53 cm (21 inches), and a range of 2,500 km (1,550 miles).
www.britannica.com...
originally posted by: Debunkology
a reply to: Caled
Hundreds of cameras, 21 years, and yet no video released which can easily answer people legitimate questions.
originally posted by: Debunkology
originally posted by:
Now…
That the Pentagon video did capture a few frames of the jet in line with how the CCTV system was deployed at the Pentagon, for the CCTV technology at the time, and how fast the jet was moving relative to a fixed camera position who’s purpose was to watch ground traffic.
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A JET is captured on those very little frames? Lmao.
At first I thought it might be footage from the security camera at the gas station across the street. But, I watched it and it's definitely filmed from the air.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: nerbot
What hit the Pentagon remains a mystery to me, I just know, no pilot took that in, the trajectory strike could not have been made by a novice pilot,
Section Summary: It is a very common misconception that AAL77 performed some professional rated aerobatic stunt moments before impact. They claim AAL77's hijacker pilot performed a 360 degree spiral "cork-screw" turn at over 500 mph, leveling out to the ground just in time to hit the Pentagon. This is far from the truth. In reality the turn itself was closer to 300 degrees over about a 5 mile radius, with the speed fluctuating between 260 and 300 knots and the throttles at near idle. The total time of the turn took over 3 minutes, making it even less than the very gentle "rate-1-turn" (360 degrees in 2 minutes). The turn was very sloppy with the angle of bank fluctuating between 15 and 42 degrees. The pitch angle was even worse, with some parts of his "dive" gaining altitude. AAL77 finished its descending turn 6 miles from the Pentagon, at an altitude of 2,500ft. It is in this 6 mile leg that the pilot advanced the throttles to full, accelerating and diving the aircraft to over 500mph and aiming it as his 900ft wide target; the Pentagon wall.
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well trained pilots have admitted it would have been very difficult to pull off even for the best pilots.
Whatever hit was on automated guidance that is for sure.
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: TrulyColorBlind
i agree the video shows a high vantage point. i also think that the Pentagon would fall with the 15-mile radius inner restricted zone, and most definitely with in the 30 mile prohibited zone. civilian aircraft can fly in those zones other than approach to the airport if i remember correctly only with a wavier if the reason is approved as justified.
There are 1.67 miles from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) to Pentagon in northwest direction and 3 miles (4.83 kilometers) by car, following the Aviation Circle - arrivals route.
DCA Airport and Pentagon are 10 minutes far apart, if you drive non-stop
www.distance-cities.com...