Newly released 9/11 photos from Pentagon show aftermath of terrorist attack

mySA.com ^ | March 31, 2017 | John Boyd

[bgill]

Earlier this month, the FBI released a new set of never-before-seen images of the aftermath of the 9/11 attack against the Pentagon.

[bgill]

80 pictures.

[eyeamok]

More Official Islamophobia being promulgated by the FBI

/s

[Boogieman]

In before the truthers come out of the woodwork?

[DIRTYSECRET]

Turn it into condominiums along with the U.N. building in NY. I’m sure they don’t need 5 sides anymore. Move the DOD somewhere inland for security purposes. I was once told that all the good looking women in uniform were stationed at the Pentagon. I wonder why. Time to drain the swamp.

[RideForever]

Where’s the wings of the plane remainders? Or the engines?

[wardamneagle]

Looks like the plane went in at 90 degrees ?

[stylin19a]

there doesn't seem to be any descriptions.

Pentagon: I wonder what this is ?

[Vic S]

Where’s the wings of the plane remainders? Or the engines?

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Doesn't even look big enough for a plane:

[safeasthebanks]

A life.

Get one.

FAST!

[TXnMA]

"In before the truthers come out of the woodwork?"

Apparently. you didn't get much of a head start, Boogieman... :-(

(However, instead of "truthers", I use, "dumb@$$3$"...)

[MarineBrat]

Man... I’m going to be a mess all day now. Though thanks for the reminder of who I am.

[Twinkie]

Well, there would not logically be much left of any plane
that took a dive into a substantial building. Not much
that could be recognized as a plane at any rate. Certainly
not wings; just a tangled MESS.

[elcid1970]

There are indeed pieces of airplane in these photos.

[Avalon Memories]

Oh good Lord...please pay attention. That smaller hole is not where the plane impacted. Look at the previous photo with the huge hole and collapsed roof. Also, there are photos on the Internet of debris from the plane. It sickens me that people will ignore the obvious either stupidly or willfully. I don’t know what that smaller hole is, but it most definitely is not the main impact site.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Do you mean the wings and engines that are designed to shear off in crashes?

[Uversabound]

Hi, I live upstate and drive close to NYC for work every day. 120 mile round trip every day....

I happened to be on vacation that week so I was home folding laundry as the whole thing happened.

For weeks after the attack driving to work was tough. Everyone was dazed especially in NY area.

Now all that we know, all those NYC liberals you saw in those photos have forgotten. Who did they vote for in 2016?

And now we know much more about what Zero was doing to us for 8 years, installing the muslim anti-brotherhood in our govt. Full circle.

[GreyFriar]

That hole is where the force of the plane’s impact punched through into the open alley between the C & D rings of the Pentagon.

I recommend this book of interviews done by the US Army Center of Military History with survivors and rescue personnel of the attack on the Pentagon:

http://www.history.army.mil/html/books/070/70-119-1/index.html

This is the entire book, available for no charge to download

THEN CAME THE FIRE: PERSONAL ACCOUNTS FROM THE PENTAGON, 11 SEPTEMBER 2001

The horrific events of 11 September 2001 are seared into the memories of all Americans and many others around the world. The fall of the Twin Towers in New York, the attack on the Pentagon, the crash of United Airlines Flight 93 in a field in Pennsylvania, and the thousands of dead claimed by the actions of a handful of Islamic-inspired terrorists will not soon be forgotten. But out of the fires and rubble of those events have come a number of personal accounts that depict the initial shock of the attacks, the confusion and heroism of the first responders, the struggles of the survivors, and the outpouring of grief and support of those who could only watch. This latest publication from the U.S. Army Center of Military History brings some of those stories about the attack on the Pentagon to life. Stephen J. Lofgren, general editor of this collection, and a team of oral historians conducted hundreds of interviews with witnesses, first responders, and survivors of the Pentagon in the days immediately following the event. The anthology consists of excerpts from the accounts of sixty-one people, both oral interview and written, who were involved in the attack, and it provides their stories and perspectives on that day. The range of personal experiences is broad. It includes individuals who watched the plane strike the building, Pentagon occupants-some of whom were badly injured-who sought to escape the burning area, and bystanders and other Pentagon personnel who sought to help and rescue colleagues, as well as people involved in the response and recovery efforts. This book, prepared for the tenth anniversary of the attacks, is an important compilation of personal recountings of the Pentagon on 11 September that will serve to remind future generations of the tragedy and the acts of valor on that day.

[diogenes ghost]

"Doesn't even look big enough for a plane."

That's because that hole was not made by a plane, but by parts that had penetrated the building. Note there are no marks of wing strike, and that rubble is outside. Probably an engine core, they are very robust.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

They want to see a perfect plane outline in the building, like the ones you would see in a cartoon.

[TexasGunLover]

Oh good Lord...please pay attention. That smaller hole is not where the plane impacted. Look at the previous photo with the huge hole and collapsed roof. Also, there are photos on the Internet of debris from the plane. It sickens me that people will ignore the obvious either stupidly or willfully. I don’t know what that smaller hole is, but it most definitely is not the main impact site.

The most common explanation is usually the most obvious. You'll still here nuts think 9/11 was an inside job, JFK was killed by the CIA, or TWA 800 was shot down by Hillary Clinton.