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Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by ImAPepper
Roger... Was 93 tracked on Radar from take off until impact? YES OR NO.
93 was tracked but then it was confused for a while on radar with 1989 when they crossed paths.
So technically it ws not tracked from take off untill impact.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
DID YOU READ THE REPORTS I POSTED??? FLIGHT 93 WAS TRACKED ON RADAR FOR IT'S ENTIRE FLIGHT.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
Roger, flight 93 was tracked at all times. There was not any confusion as to which plane was which.
Originally posted by mikelee
It isn't a typo...ITS THE TRUTH SOMEBODY FORGOT TO COVER UP as they did the rest of the 911 fairy tale!!
Originally posted by REMISNE
So your stating that anyone else is lying?
O'BRIEN: Meanwhile, United Flight 93 appeared on radar screens here. The first call from the pilot, routine. Controllers remember him sounding cheerful. Then at 9:32, they heard the first of four troubling radio transmissions.
KETELL: The first transmission that sounded like struggle in the cockpit. It was pretty clear. And then we had a second transmission, also, that was a struggle in the cockpit, and you could hear the pilots -- what appeared to be the pilots yelling, "get out, get out." And a lot of other noise that appeared to be a struggle.
O'BRIEN: At first, they suspected it was Delta 1989, and their fears grew when it asked to land in Cleveland. As it turns out, the crew was ordered to land by the airline.
Before controllers could check, though, their radar screens pointed them in a different direction. It was United 93 that had abruptly descended and then climbed to 41,000 feet without approval.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
O'BRIEN: Meanwhile, United Flight 93 appeared on radar screens here. The first call from the pilot, routine. Controllers remember him sounding cheerful. Then at 9:32, they heard the first of four troubling radio transmissions.
KETELL: The first transmission that sounded like struggle in the cockpit. It was pretty clear. And then we had a second transmission, also, that was a struggle in the cockpit, and you could hear the pilots -- what appeared to be the pilots yelling, "get out, get out." And a lot of other noise that appeared to be a struggle.
O'BRIEN: At first, they suspected it was Delta 1989, and their fears grew when it asked to land in Cleveland. As it turns out, the crew was ordered to land by the airline.
Before controllers could check, though, their radar screens pointed them in a different direction. It was United 93 that had abruptly descended and then climbed to 41,000 feet without approval.
It isn't a typo...ITS THE TRUTH SOMEBODY FORGOT TO COVER UP as they did the rest of the 911 fairy tale!!
The aircraft that services that particular flight schedule or route is for all intents & purposes named flight ## until the flight is over.
Otherwise the control tower would not communicate with the aircraft using the flight number and would rather communicate using the plane's serial number, or manufacturer number.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
Nutter, you and Mikelee have been proven wrong countless times on this thread alone.
Originally posted by Nutter
Originally posted by ImAPepper
Nutter, you and Mikelee have been proven wrong countless times on this thread alone.
Let's see. I've only posted 3 posts in this thread.
1. Showing how "unintellegent" the CIA can be for having a typo. And yes, I intentionally spelled it that way...hence the quotes. Which you then made a comment on my spelling to do what exactly I have no idea?
2. Called your honesty into question for having multiple accounts here. Of which I have no idea why you are allowed here after being banned over 4 times already.
3. Called into question your post about flight 93 being tracked the whole time. Which is a lie. Or they wouldn't have been mistaking it with other flights landing in Cleveland etc.
Show me where I have been proven wrong countless times in this thread alone or admit that you are either grandizing or completely lying.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
Flight 93 was tracked on radar the entire flight. This is not a lie as has been proven over and over and over. Read the articles I posted for Roger above. It explains the confusion.
Originally posted by REMISNE
Flight 93 was confused on radar for Flight 1989 as confirmed by several agencies.
NEADS never lost track of Delta 1989, and even ordered fighter aircraft from Ohio and Michigan to intercept it. The flight never turned off its transponder. NEADS soon learned that the aircraft was not hijacked, and tracked Delta 1989 as it reversed course over Toledo, headed east, and landed in Cleveland.
Originally posted by mikelee
We are speaking about commercial airlines flight here not private airliners. Nor historic antiques with unique callsigns.
The CIA document refers to flight 98 NOT flight 93. Typo? I think not. Flight "93" is the only flight that has been disputed to not have existed. Now it turns out to be reffered to as flight 98 in another agency doc. Coincidence? Only if you think swine can fly.
For there to be another flight 98 or even supposed to have been a flight 98 on 911, then to have the flight 93 disputed at all only to have an agency doc turn up to reference the disputed flight 93 as flight 98 is not astronomical coincidence but really flys in the face of the OS.
Originally posted by mikelee
Oh I see. Its from the 911 report. Well darn then, the OS is true
The CIA document refers to flight 98 NOT flight 93. Typo? I think not.
Flight "93" is the only flight that has been disputed to not have existed.
Originally posted by ImAPepper
What agencies confirmed this.