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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
The claim was sourced earlier in this thread and the information is from Capt. Gordon Wilson, Aeronautical Engineer and Aviation Consultant.
Originally posted by RockHound757
BoneZ, keep it up. You'll only bury yourself deeper into the discredited hole.
I don't think I have to worry about that.
BoneZ, keep in mind, if UA175, a 767-200, cannot obtain such a speed, it doesnt automatically mean that "no plane" hit the WTC. It only means that once again what we've been told by our govt has been proven to be a lie...
Originally posted by Boone 870
If a Boeing 767 cannot exceed its 360 knot maximum operating speed, as you claimed in another thread, then what hit World Trade Center 2?
Originally posted by Boone 870
If a Boeing 767 cannot exceed its 360 knot maximum operating speed, as you claimed in another thread,
Who knows what hit?
Originally posted by Boone 870
It certainly looks like a Boeing 767-200.
Would you agree?
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
reply to post by Boone 870
I'm not sure where 360 knots came from
Originally posted by Boone 870
It certainly looks like a Boeing 767-200.
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
reply to post by tezzajw
Good luck on that. We're all waiting for that. It was a 767-200 that hit, but FL.175, probably not.
originally posted by RockHound757
A 767-200? Highly unlikely. Boeing refuses to provide wind tunnel data according to Pilots For 9/11 Truth. Boeing places limits on aircraft for a reason. 767-200 Max operating is 360 knots. Period. Link
Originally posted by Boone 870
reply to post by RockHound757
originally posted by RockHound757
A 767-200? Highly unlikely. Boeing refuses to provide wind tunnel data according to Pilots For 9/11 Truth. Boeing places limits on aircraft for a reason. 767-200 Max operating is 360 knots. Period. Link
Originally posted by Boone 870
reply to post by tezzajw
Who knows what hit?
It certainly looks like a Boeing 767-200.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/093dccc1dc87.jpg[/atsimg]
Would you agree?
Actual critical thinkers don't place all their eggs in the Vne/Mmo basket if you haven't noticed.
Boone,
Actual critical thinkers dont place all their eggs all in the photo basket if you havent noticed.
You didn't fix anything, you added stock to the quote which was not there originally. That is why I provided a link. I would've expected more discipline from a genius!
"A stock 767-200? Highly unlikely."
I fixed the above quote with a bolded word. Capsice? Perhaps not.
RockHound, we already know that you will dismiss and hand wave away anything that the government says simply because it does not perpetuate your theory.
Boone, we already know that anything the govt tells you, you take at face value and gospel.
I will consider this hearsay until you provide a source from Boeing.
But the facts remain, Boeing sets speed limitations on their aircraft for a reason. Its not due to service life.
Anytime you would like to point out where Boeing claims that a 767-200 would have to be modified in order to achieve a speed greater than Vne/Mmo, please... feel free. Hurry, aerospace engineers around the world are waiting!
Anytime you would like to point out the various possible modifications for a 767-200 that can be seen in your photo to obtain such speed, please.. feel free. Im sure im not the only one waiting.