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Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Wolfenz
Thanks for the clarification. I am so used to people trying to compare the Empire State with the Towers so apologies if I misunderstood you.
Originally posted by Genxbeyond
reply to post by NOTurTypical
Then lets agree to disagree, I ask the simple question wheres the FOOTAGE????? The real footage????
Originally posted by Wolfenz
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Wolfenz
Thanks for the clarification. I am so used to people trying to compare the Empire State with the Towers so apologies if I misunderstood you.
I Understand i Have the Same feeling too
about the Comparison of the 767 wtc Towers and the B-29 Empire State Building
Different Construction Different Materials Different Intentions/unintentionals , Different Era ...
Originally posted by karen61057
Hi folks,
I am local on the scene here. I live in Hampton across the river from VB and Norfolk. The local news has featured several local people who were on the scene before rescue and fire or the Navy. One mans interview showed his video just a few minutes after the crash.
In the interview he said, and I loosely quote, " It was surreal. The plane was going so slow. When it hit it made no noise." I dont know about the no noise part, maybe the sound traveled away from him somehow, but the so slow part was interesting. Another reason this cannot be compared to the Trade Center or Pentagon, was the speed. This plane was basically stalled and just sort of fell down on its belly.
More interviews and local footage from people on the street show amazing cooperation between rescue and neighbors helping neighbors. It truly was the best of the beach as far as our citizens.