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Explosives perhaps?
Where in that photo of the dented generator do you see evidence of explosives?
I'm not an explosives expert. That being said, a moderator at Pilots for 9/11 Truth started a thread suggesting that explosives may well have been used for the trailer, and also suggest that there's evidence that explosives were used at the Pentagon as well:
Explosives at/in the Pentagon? - Pilots For 9/11 Truth Forum
So a mod at some "Truther" forum suggests "that explosives may well have been used" and you consider that to be evidence?
There's a saying from Sherlock Holmes:
"when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth"
Based on the evidence that I've seen, I believe that the Pentaplane simply couldn't have hit the Pentagon. Since I've deemed that to be impossible, whatever possibilities remain must be the truth. Explosives seems to be the most plausible alternative. There is certainly evidence that the Pentagon -itself- was rigged with explosives. Here's an excerpt from an article at Truth and Shadows:
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Gallop later told Army officials that she thought her computer had triggered a bomb, saying that the only fire she saw was coming out of computers.
NPH Revisited (page 101), lists several people who claim they thought bombs had gone off in the Pentagon. Among those were Michael J. Nielsen, a civilian auditor for the Army (heard people running through the corridors yelling that bombs were going off); and Lt. Nancy McKeown (yelled “bomb!” as ceiling tiles fell) Also, journalist Steve Vogel, author of The Pentagon: A History, said in the book that almost no one he talked to had any idea that a plane had hit the building; they all thought it was a bomb.
But the most interesting account is that of Don Perkal, the deputy General Counsel, Washington Headquarters Services, Office of the Secretary of Defense. Perkal reported that he clearly smelled cordite after the explosion and after he exited from his office: “Even before I stepped outside, I smelled the cordite. Then I knew explosives had been set off somewhere.”
And crucially, he also reported leaving the building after two explosions went off a few minutes apart. Despite this, Perkal believes that a plane hit the building.
This was echoed by Pentagon attorney Gilah Goldsmith, who reported that after hearing a loud boom she saw a large black cloud of smoke. She said she also smelled cordite or gun smoke. This account can be found in NPH Revisited and in Eric Bart’s extensive Pentagon Attack Eyewitness Account Compilation.
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Source: Evidence points to bombs inside the Pentagon on 9/11
An explosive powerful enough to do that damage to the Pentagon would have to have been placed outside - the exterior wall and the interior damage all occurred from the outside in) and would have done far more damage out there (and to the outer wall) than was done.
How would you know? Are you an explosives expert?
...no one involved in prepping an explosive or placing it has come forward.
You honestly expect the culprit(s) would have come forward by and confessed -.-?