Originally posted by WolfofWar
Originally posted by mirageofdeceit
The cloest example I know of that IS on the internet is of a Boeing 727-200 that crashed from altitude at near Mach 1.00, and it left plenty of
debris, despite crashig near vertically, too.
It is very odd that aircraft wreckage would be guarded. Usually the parts are scrapped and/or recycled after an investigation, with only key elements
being preserved.
[edit on 1-6-2007 by mirageofdeceit]
I can't remember the name of the flight, but the one that had crashed outside of New York, that sank into the ocean, that alot of us conspiracy
theorists had claimed to have been hit by a missile, was salvaged and stored in a military hanger for a good while as they tried to figure out the
cause of its malfunction.
Its not uncommon, I would imagine.
I think you are talking about TWA flight 800 that was allegally shot down by accident by a US submarie that fired off a empty missle, that supposly
hit the flight and punched a hole trough the cabin, they found residuie that matched with that of a vapor trial from a misslie, in all it remains an
unknow event, very diffenert then this unknown event, as TWA broke up over water, and there was MASSIVE amounts of wreakage.
As for the only other crash that left a unreasonbly small amount of debriss would be that 757 that hit the pentagon.