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Originally posted by cogburn
We could always start a discussion over in the Debate Forum. Topic: Did an aircraft hit the Pentagon on 9/11?
Originally posted by cogburn
We could always start a discussion over in the Debate Forum. Topic: Did an aircraft hit the Pentagon on 9/11?
Well Ed wasn't working at A-One auto even back when we interviewed him in 2006 so he is not who helped you if you even really went there at all.
Originally posted by Boone 870
I was there and I kept the receipt. Would you like to see it?
u2u me and I'll send it your way.
You had no legitimate reason to stop at his brother's shop because of a "check engine" light but you just had to make an effort to get physically close to this world historically significant witness while you were in the neighborhood.
Any Air Traffic Controller / FAA-Types out there?
Posted By Pinch
BLEG time! This is known as, in the blog world, a “Bleg” - or when you beg for help on something through the blog!
I have need to appropriate some of the vast knowledge and inherent smarts out of the abovementioned types. Air Traffic Controller stuff (ideally at a military field, but a civ field would work, too!) for starters.
Also, anyone who knows about FAA-procedures (administrative vice aeronautical, specifically how a "ground stop" would be issued, and more precisely how the "national ground stop" was handled back on 9/11).
You can email me (addy is wpaisley AT comcast DOT net) or leave a comment here or over at the Instapinch and I’ll get back to you.
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June 08, 2008
Originally posted by pinch
You think the former Navy pilot and current Fed Ex pilot with a ton of 757 time
Thu Jul 31, 2008 9:29am EDT
"The introduction of the 757 freighter to our fleet of aircraft -
one of the largest in the world--is a significant milestone for
FedEx," said David J. Bronczek, president and chief executive officer
of FedEx Express. "This new service immediately expands our reach and
capacity in the mid-Atlantic region and enhances the access our
customers have in the global marketplace."
www.reuters.com...
Originally posted by RockHound757
Originally posted by pinch
You think the former Navy pilot and current Fed Ex pilot with a ton of 757 time
A "ton" of FEX 757 time? Really?
In answer to your question...............a 757, or a 767, or an MD-11 can easily do 450 KIAS at low altitude at least once and maybe many times before it would show signs of damage and could do well beyond that if it were meant to be total destruction.