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Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by Lillydale
www.fire.nist.gov...
Page 28 and 29. Pictures of Pentagon exterior showing impact damage from the right wing.
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by Lillydale
www.fire.nist.gov...
Page 28 and 29. Pictures of Pentagon exterior showing impact damage from the right wing.
Originally posted by rush969
reply to post by Lillydale
Well Lillydale. As you admit, “busted”.
What I don´t understand is why you would use that same photo, that CLEARLY shows the damage to the outside of the walls. What would be your point?
Now on the other hand, Swampfox46_1999 has provided much better information where you can find lots more evidence of what you were seeking. The wing damage is clearly visible on the outside of the wall and some columns.
The info. is very clear with a very comprehensive explanation of how the aircraft inflicted the damage it did, how it broke apart, where the body remains were found, etc...
So, to answer your question perhaps with more clarity this time:
Where are AA77´s wings? They broke apart in many many pieces (not microscopic although some might have been that small), perhaps thousands or millions, some smaller than others and basically they fell around, outside and inside the Pentagon. Basically disintegrated as said earlier.
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by jimmyx
Good grief. The CITGO video was released a couple years ago and, since the camera was pointed at the gas pump area, it doesnt show the Pentagon.
Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by Badgered1
Nope, you didnt get it. But thanks for playing. Have a good evening.
The wings did hit the building, but were smashed into tiny pieces (and, by some accounts 'mixed themselves with cement'), which then aligned themselves with the fuselage and entered the building?
The hole in the building was made by the nose/fuselage which had a higher velocity and density to the wing-mounted engines (which evaporated and folded back along the body) which accounts for the engines leaving no impact holes
The composition of the wall at the impact points for the engines was different to the composition of the wall where the nose hit?
The entire tail section also folded up and slipped into the hole made by the nose? - (sorry, this is off topic...)
The impact areas where the wings hit and disintegrated and folded into the body and retained their fuel had glass windows that would withstand this kind of impact velocity and stay intact?
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
Would you not expect the second ring to be more blackened than the third ring, since it was closer to the impact? Did the fireball miraculously jump over the second ring and engulf the third ring instead?
Here is another picture which shows the third ring a lot darker and more charred than the second ring.
Originally posted by Lillydale
I know that ATS frowns upon brief opening posts but this is a subject that really needs very few words. In all the bickering over 'evidence' at the pentagon attack, I still have not seen a decent explanation as to what happened to the wings of the plane. I have asked and seen it asked many many times on ATS but still have not seen it answered. I am hoping someone can help me out.
Originally posted by rush969
reply to post by jprophet420
What wing marks? Who has said anything about wing marks? There are no wing marks. There´s damage that was caused by the wings impacting on the outside walls. But wing marks??? What do you want to see?
Not even in the building performance report are "wing marks" discussed. Only the presence of damage produced by them.
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