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Aloysius the Gaul
NewAgeMan
Mysterious Boeing NOT the United Flight 175 Boeing 767.
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This message was sent on Sept 11, at 1323Z (9:23AM Eastern, 20 minutes after the time of the crash) to United Flight 175, tail number N612UA, routed through the PIT remote ground station (Pittsburgh International Airport).
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This message was sent on Sept 11, at 1259Z (8:59AM Eastern) to United Flight 175, tail number N612UA, routed through the MDT remote ground station (Harrisburg International Airport, also known as Middleton)..
pilotsfor911truth.org...
which sows such a ridiculous lack of understanding that it is breathtaking.
1/ The messages were sent TO the aircraft - that is they had the aircraft addresses on them. That does not actually require the aircraft to exist!! Seriously - just like you could get on a ham radio and send out a call for a non-existent station or similar.
2/ The location of the ground bases that are recorded as sending these has little or nothing to do with the location of the aircraft at the time - ACARS messages will be transmitted from ground stations on the presumed flightpath from the flight plan - not from any up-to-date info as to the aircraft's current position.
this "proof" is really just more proof of either the ignorance or dishonesty of the people claiming it!
What this means, is that the ACARS system can confirm if the sent 'text' messages have been received or not without requiring any crew input to manually acknowledge the message was received.
dazbog
Bologna ! Order contracts are only issued AFTER said prototypes are determines to meet the criteria set forth by the purchasing agency. Hundreds of millions are spent by Companies competing for a contract.
The loser simply absorbs the loss. It is a serious downside to the process. I assume you are a pilot or hope to be. This process is especially obvious when a branch of the Military opens bids for a new fighter. Two companies are selected, they BOTH invest huge amounts but one wins and the other sucks it up and moves on. Not the best example in this case, however the principal still applies . I normally agree with the majority of your posts, unfortunately this is not one of them.
NewAgeMan
This message was sent on Sept 11, at 1323Z (9:23AM Eastern, 20 minutes after the time of the crash) to United Flight 175, tail number N612UA, routed through the PIT remote ground station (Pittsburgh International Airport).
DDLXCXA CHIAK CH158R
.CHIAKUA DA 111323/ED
CMD
AN N612UA/GL PIT
- QUCHIYRUA 1UA175 BOSLAX
- MESSAGE FROM CHIDD -
/BEWARE ANY COCKPIT INTROUSION: TWO AIRCAFT IN NY . HIT TRADE C
NTER BUILDS...
CHIDD ED BALLINGER
;09111323 108575 0574
The second time stamp on the bottom of the message, at United Airlines, is the "Technical Acknowledgement" from the airplane that the message has been received.
Just so you all know, those time stamps are completly unrelated to if/when the aircraft received the acars. The top one is the referrence to when the acars is sent, the one on the bottom is basically a footer for the person who sent the message: ";09111303 108575 0545" The first part is the date/time, the second is the id of the sending terminal and the last is the telex number. The only way to check if it was received or not is to go into the message system of the acars program and scan the sent and received messages. I send and scan acars messages every day at work. Sorry, none of these messages can confirm that the aircraft received any of the acars, they are just the hard copy of messages that were sent, which usually come out on a telex printer and stored for referrence.
NewAgeMan
Plane as fuel air bomb, missile, remotely piloted, exceeding, by far, the performance envelope for that particular aircraft because it was flying between 550 and 858 mph, at 700 feet altitude, maneuvering rather deftly I might add on that longg arc, making rapid adjustments to target including that final turn in. It's not a matter of just going at full tilt, it exceeded the performance envelope even by an order of magnitude, so what else was it then, in light of proof of CD, than a re-built Boeing commercial airliner, even painted correctly?
For a moment just suspend your held point of point and consider it from the right perspective, and go through all the info and visit Pilots for truth's site, and comb it, instead of just continually trying to raise reasonable doubt with the first thing that comes to your mind, while trying to make ME look like the whacky one.
NewAgeMan
it was flying between 550 and 858 mph,
Zaphod58
Aloysius the Gaul
NewAgeMan
Mysterious Boeing NOT the United Flight 175 Boeing 767.
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This message was sent on Sept 11, at 1323Z (9:23AM Eastern, 20 minutes after the time of the crash) to United Flight 175, tail number N612UA, routed through the PIT remote ground station (Pittsburgh International Airport).
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This message was sent on Sept 11, at 1259Z (8:59AM Eastern) to United Flight 175, tail number N612UA, routed through the MDT remote ground station (Harrisburg International Airport, also known as Middleton)..
pilotsfor911truth.org...
which sows such a ridiculous lack of understanding that it is breathtaking.
1/ The messages were sent TO the aircraft - that is they had the aircraft addresses on them. That does not actually require the aircraft to exist!! Seriously - just like you could get on a ham radio and send out a call for a non-existent station or similar.
2/ The location of the ground bases that are recorded as sending these has little or nothing to do with the location of the aircraft at the time - ACARS messages will be transmitted from ground stations on the presumed flightpath from the flight plan - not from any up-to-date info as to the aircraft's current position.
this "proof" is really just more proof of either the ignorance or dishonesty of the people claiming it!
The 9/11 Commission has claimed which messages have been received by the aircraft. According to a another Memorandum For The Record (MFR), four ACARS messages were sent between 8:59AM and 9:03AM on the morning of Sept 11, to United Flight 175. The MFR reads as follows(3) -
1259:19Z A dispatcher-initiated message that reached the plane but not crew acknowledged stating "I heard of a reported incident."
1259:29 Additional dispatcher-initiated message
1259:30 Additional dispatcher-initiated message
1303:17 Rogers-initiated message not received by the aircraft
The first message at 1259:19Z, as stated, was received by the aircraft, but not crew acknowledged, which is not required as technical acknowledgements are automatic. This is referring to the message noted above sent through MDT by Jerry TSEN (First coded ACARS message at top). The second (1259:29Z) and third messages (1259:30Z) referenced in the MFR were not provided through the FOIA. The last message (1303:17Z) referenced in the MFR is claimed to not have been received by the aircraft according to the 9/11 Commission.
OneFreeMan
All here who defend the O.S. have been defending it strenuously for a long time
now it seems. Does one even have to ask, what gives?.