Many have published webistes and articles about the Pentagon Investigation.
The Problem is, there were a few major points which have never been addressed.
First and foremost, there was a contractors trailor just in front of the Pentagon wall.
Form my understanding, this was included in the ASCE report, though the Purdue simulation (and almost all individuals who published articles and web pages) did not take this into account.
This trailor was likely to be over 30ft long, and is seen in an aerial photo from Aug 25th parked right in front of the supposed impact area.
http://investigate911.bravehost.com/Pentagon1-aug-25-01p.JPG
Witness statement...
Mickey Bell, an electrical contractor's foreman was working to
renovate the second and third floors. Outside, and less than 100 feet
from the initial impact of the plane, he was very nearly struck by one
of the wings as they sped by him. He had just left the project trailer
(that exploded) when he heard a loud noise. The next thing he recalled
was picking himself off the floor, where he had been thrown by the
blast
http://www.necanet.org/whats_new/report.cfm?ID=1003
It seems impossible that a plane could plow through that trailor and still create a large hole in the bottom floor of the Pentagon.
As with the plane, there is almost no debris left, except this crumpled piece and the frame laying on the ground. These remains lay at the area where the left wing is supposed to have damaged the wall.
The trailor is seen here damaged and crumpled, at least what is left of it...
http://physics911.org/net/modules/myalbum/photos/23.jpg
The main problem being that the remains here seem to be about 6ft tall. With the height of the bottom floor of the Pentagon being about 10ft, it doesnt seem possible that a hole could be created with such an object left in the way....
http://investigate911.bravehost.com/trailor.html
The second item, while has been discussed, has not been resolved to my satisfaction at least.
There was also a generator which was at least 12ft tall.
On closeups, one can see a small ladder to climb up and gain access.
http://pentagongenerator.0catch.com/ (sorry for pop-ups)
This generator was in the way of the alleged right wing.
(not to be confused with the neo-con element)
We encounter the same problem here. The damage was done on the bottom floor, with the floor being 10ft tall, and the generator being at least 12ft tall, the wing could not pass through it as if it were a hologram. This generator is directly in the path of most accepted trajectories. Though there was a notch at the top, this can not account for the damage on the bottom floor.
http://physics911.org/net/modules/myalbum/photos/12.jpg
If the wing clipped the top of the generator, it should have damaged the second floor instead.
This brings me to the next point, with the damage being done to the bottom floor, the engines should have dug themselves into the ground, as well as the nose and bottom of the fuselage.
http://home.comcast.net/~skydrifter/P6.jpg
The engines hang lower than the wings, it seems this has never been taken into consideration.
http://home.comcast.net/~skydrifter/PENT3.jpg
For the plane to "nose dive" and miss the generator, it could not have hit the light posts hundereds of feet away.
For the right wing to be over the generator, it would mean the left wing would have hit the ground, thus not damaging the wall to the left of the main hole.
http://home.comcast.net/~skydrifter/PENT8X.gif
One more point, while I am speaking of light poles. The plane that crashed while on its way to pick up Sr. Bush, hit a light pole on the way in. It ripped the wing off of the plane tossing debris 100 yards. The pole was left standing, although it was bent, it was neither cut in half, nor uprooted as in the 5 Pentagon poles.
http://analysis.batcave.net/pentagon.html
http://investigate911.bravehost.com/
Thnanks to Ralph O. for his graphics...
http://home.comcast.net/~skydrifter/exp.htm
Brad
www.911index.batcave.net/911.html
www.911index.batcave.net
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the original is here....
"He had just left the project trailer (that exploded) when he heard a loud noise."
I am curious as to why it is different?