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the 30 degree inverted dive with the throttles to balls to the wall makes no sense to me, i tried it a few times in my simulator and every time it broke up well before ground level.
originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: neutronflux
i have no idea.
are you saying that its impossible
what about wire and cubic shaped shrapnel wrapped around a small warhead to just shred an aircraft like a BUK or TOR or any US equivalent like a patriot
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: neutronflux
i have no idea.
are you saying that its impossible
I am. I retired from an Air Guard Fighter Wing. There is nothing about the crash site or the debris field that suggests Flight 93 was shot down. There are three types of weapons carried by fighters. Radar guided missiles, heat seeking missiles, and then the cannon.
Radar guided missiles, home in on the largest radar return, if used against Flight 93, the debris field, would have been much larger, and the FDR data would show the event.
Heat seeker, would have homed in on one of the engines and blasted it to hell and back, scattering engine debris all over and potentially causing the failure of the wing. Again, much larger debris field and the FDR would have data showing the event.
Cannon, depending on the pilot, you could empty the standard cannon on a US fighter into an airliner and not cause enough damage to bring it down. BUT if you did, once again, larger debris field and the FDR would record the event.
Why is Mr. Miller's testimony so contradictory? First he said he saw nothing there suggesting an airliner crashed, then he said he did see a crashed airliner. Why?
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: penroc3
What is it that makes YOU think that UA93 was in that field in PA?
originally posted by: neutronflux
Or you too scared of the truth.
Somerset County Coroner Wally Miller Recounts Responding To Flight 93 Crash
911families.org...
Somerset County Coroner Wally Miller shared his story of recovering remains from United Airlines Flight 93 in Shanksville Pennsylvania at the National Flight 93 Memorial, reports Dylan Johnson in the Daily American.
Much of the plane had disintegrated into pieces scattered over 100 acres of trees and former coal mines.
“The fragmentation was mind-boggling to me,” said Miller to the group.
Some remains were found from each of the 40 brave people aboard the hijacked plane.
Like the other crashes, the radar data and all that was faked.