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Originally Posted by coldwar
Incredible! So if it's this complicated to keep a big plane on course and oriented correctly, could somebody explain it to me again how a bunch of terrorists with no real flight experience, and with navigation transponders switched off, managed to hit three targets so accurately on 9-11? The Pentagon one is especially mind-boggling as it needed such a long run-in at nearly ground level. Who was doing such a good job at compensating for wind direction on that one?  |
It wasn't windy that morning at the Pentagon..............I was on the roof of my building 5 minutes after that happened that morning 1/2 mile away ( I can see the pentagon from there). and there was no wind.
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