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How many people where on those 3...Now 4 planes?
Posted on 09/11/2001 7:51:17 AM PDT by newsperson999
I have not heard any news reports? where they full or what. 2 in NYC, One in DC and now PA.
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To: newsperson999
The radio said 90 souls in the one; 60 in the other that hit the WTC. No word on the one that hit the Pentagon or the one in PA.
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posted on
09/11/2001 7:54:00 AM PDT
by
mbynack
To: GIVE BLOOD TODAY!
Fox News is reporting that NYC emergency personnel are overwhelmed and are urging people from all across the country to give blood, no matter where you're located.
To: newsperson999
Not to diminish those lives, but FOX just reported at least 10,000 dead in the WTC towers.
To: newsperson999
Jennings on ABCRadio said 90 and 60 on the first 2 planes into the towers.
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posted on
09/11/2001 7:57:54 AM PDT
by
Jened
To: craig_eddy
I've been glued to Fox news. I believe that they said that it WAS POSSIBLE that there could be up to 10,000 PEOPLE DEAD. Please, God, let it be far, far less
To: NewHampshireDuo
Whatever the final death toll eventually turns out to be there is no doubt whatsoever this is the largest act of mass murder recorded in American history. This makes the bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City look like child's play by comparison.
To: mbynack
The radio said 90 souls in the one; 60 in the other that hit the WTC. No word on the one that hit the Pentagon or the one in PA.The one in PA was capable of carrying over 300 people. The one crashing into the Pentagon was a 737 (I think) at least according to eyewitnesses.
To: newsperson999
The World Trade Center complex (the 2 towers and 3 other buildings) hold 70,000 people. At least 50,000 people could be dead at this point. To put this in perspective for everyone, the number of Americans killed in action in Vietnam is about 48,000. I think we should safely say that we are at war now.
To: newsperson999
There are several sizes and configurations of each aircraft type---standard length and stretched, two-class, three-class, and freighter versions---
Seating capacities of various Boeing airliners:
737: 99 to 189 passengers
747: 416 to 568 passengers
767: 181 to 375 passengers
777: 301 to 550 passengers
Info was taken from the Boeing Co. website. Hope to G*d there were LOTS of empty seats on all aircraft.
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posted on
09/11/2001 8:18:59 AM PDT
by
ZOOKER
To: Question_Assumptions
With respect....there were at least 18 minutes between the first strike high up on one tower and the second. LOTS of people would have evacuated the buildings during that time and then others lower down would have an hour to get out before the first tower collapsed. The people in danger would have been those in the upper floors of the second strike who did not get out before the second impact and probably could not get past the fires before the collapse (and of course rescue personell in the building)
50,000 is too high (please Lord Jesus!)
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posted on
09/11/2001 8:25:28 AM PDT
by
IMRight
To: Question_Assumptions
With respect....there were at least 18 minutes between the first strike high up on one tower and the second. LOTS of people would have evacuated the buildings during that time and then others lower down would have an hour to get out before the first tower collapsed. The people in danger would have been those in the upper floors of the second strike who did not get out before the second impact and probably could not get past the fires before the collapse (and of course rescue personell in the building)
50,000 is too high (please Lord Jesus!)
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posted on
09/11/2001 8:27:26 AM PDT
by
IMRight
To: newsperson999
A 767 can carry 200 or so people. A 747 can carry 400+.
To: IMRight
Yes. Thankfully, it looks like you are right and I'll be more than happy if I'm wrong.
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