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Originally posted by pepsi78
There is no way that this is a 747,
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Originally posted by pepsi78
There is no way that this is a 747,
You're right about one thing. It ISN'T a 747. Flight 77 was an American Airlines 757, which IS a much smaller aircraft. And I wouldn't call it a "large passenger jet".
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by DataWraith
What you don't realize, Data, is the jet can be flown at 4 or 5 hundred feet above the ground, then just the final part of the 'flight' it dives down low for the impact. I drive by the Pentagon often, it has a very large parking lot. The way the jet came, it followed a highway, descended, clipped some light poles and a vehicle (actually a diesel generator) before impacting the building.
There were pieces of the airplane seen by first responders, for Chrissake! And human remains....