Destructo6,
According to the flight school staff and their pilots Hanjour was incapable of adequately piloting a Cessna single engine, or navigation. He took a test in which he took three hours to answer a 20 minute navigation question - and still got the answer wrong. He was refused the rental of a plane on similar grounds.
Hanjour was "licensed" - and the FAA is pretty quiet about how he got it - in view of the statements by the flight school staff and pilots. Hanjour was so "bad" they even filed an FAA report suspecting his credentials were phoney.
Tamara,
Intellectually dishonest? I have worked with all kinds of cameras for a similar time frame - some very good, bad and inbetween. They do not all use the same frame speed, and some do much better than others. To try an generalize that all security cameras would produce an unuseable image is simply not true. And I would expect that the cameras used in and around the Pentagon are as good as the ones I recall in the military 25 years ago. The Pentagon camera (or at least what was released) did do a pretty good job of showing several frames of an explosion - but still nothing resembling a 757.
Gewehr98,
That 757 is alleged to practically have been skimming fence tops - that is way below half wingspan. At 500+ mph?
Don,
Beg your pardon, but it is not a matter of what "I want", it is about many things being peddled as fact in the face of glaring contradictions and lack of openly available evidence. There is also a distinct aversion for an objective investigation as opposed to that farce known as the "independent" 9/11 Commission.
tyme,
Fat chance. We still haven't seen the surveillance videos of McVeigh getting out of the Ryder truck with that middle eas... uh ... I mean, on his own
C_Yeager
It's in the witness statements - maybe you should read them before writing tripe directed at me personally. We use the term aircraft; or plane, 757, airliner so that the subject matter is clear.
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Aside: I thought this amusing from an ABC report .....
"The plane was between 12 and 14 miles away, says O'Brien, "and it was just a countdown. Ten miles west. Nine miles west … Our supervisor picked up our line to the White House and started relaying to them the information, [that] we have an unidentified very fast-moving aircraft inbound toward your vicinity, 8 miles west."
Vice President Cheney was rushed to a special basement bunker. White House staff members were told to run away from the building
"Run away from the building"?? Kind of reminds me of a movie .... Dr. Strangelove
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/2020/2020/2020_011024_atc_feature.html
According to the flight school staff and their pilots Hanjour was incapable of adequately piloting a Cessna single engine, or navigation. He took a test in which he took three hours to answer a 20 minute navigation question - and still got the answer wrong. He was refused the rental of a plane on similar grounds.
Hanjour was "licensed" - and the FAA is pretty quiet about how he got it - in view of the statements by the flight school staff and pilots. Hanjour was so "bad" they even filed an FAA report suspecting his credentials were phoney.
Tamara,
Intellectually dishonest? I have worked with all kinds of cameras for a similar time frame - some very good, bad and inbetween. They do not all use the same frame speed, and some do much better than others. To try an generalize that all security cameras would produce an unuseable image is simply not true. And I would expect that the cameras used in and around the Pentagon are as good as the ones I recall in the military 25 years ago. The Pentagon camera (or at least what was released) did do a pretty good job of showing several frames of an explosion - but still nothing resembling a 757.
Gewehr98,
That 757 is alleged to practically have been skimming fence tops - that is way below half wingspan. At 500+ mph?
Don,
Beg your pardon, but it is not a matter of what "I want", it is about many things being peddled as fact in the face of glaring contradictions and lack of openly available evidence. There is also a distinct aversion for an objective investigation as opposed to that farce known as the "independent" 9/11 Commission.
tyme,
Fat chance. We still haven't seen the surveillance videos of McVeigh getting out of the Ryder truck with that middle eas... uh ... I mean, on his own
C_Yeager
It's in the witness statements - maybe you should read them before writing tripe directed at me personally. We use the term aircraft; or plane, 757, airliner so that the subject matter is clear.
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Aside: I thought this amusing from an ABC report .....
"The plane was between 12 and 14 miles away, says O'Brien, "and it was just a countdown. Ten miles west. Nine miles west … Our supervisor picked up our line to the White House and started relaying to them the information, [that] we have an unidentified very fast-moving aircraft inbound toward your vicinity, 8 miles west."
Vice President Cheney was rushed to a special basement bunker. White House staff members were told to run away from the building
"Run away from the building"?? Kind of reminds me of a movie .... Dr. Strangelove
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/2020/2020/2020_011024_atc_feature.html
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