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When are you going to explain how 757 went through so many new reinforced concretes walls when an F4 couldn't make it through one? You also have dodged the comparison of the 1960 Indiana crash site Snitch Bitch.
you going to claim the pentagon had exactly how many reinforced walls?
How many walls did 77 go through?
in the GROUNDWATERstill referring to GROUNDWATER
"The soil is being tested for jet fuel..."
"So far, no contamination has been discovered, she said."
It's like testing you for any sign of intelligence. Testing certainly doesn't imply that there's anything there.
TWOWhen are you going to explain how 757 went through so many new reinforced concretes walls when an F4 couldn't make it through one? You also have dodged the comparison of the 1960 Indiana crash site Snitch Bitch.
you going to claim the pentagon had exactly how many reinforced walls?
How many walls did 77 go through?
TWOyou going to claim the pentagon had exactly how many reinforced walls?
How many walls did 77 go through?
the outter wall was the only reinforced wall
and the only other wall was the C ring
on the first floor there were no other walls to go through
do you REALLY need me to look that up for you?TWOHow many walls did 77 go through?
the outter wall was the only reinforced wall
and the only other wall was the C ring
on the first floor there were no other walls to go through
Source?
do you REALLY need me to look that up for you?TWO
the outter wall was the only reinforced wall
and the only other wall was the C ring
on the first floor there were no other walls to go through
Source?
it is a fact
i read it many years ago
but i will be happy to look it up once again if you REALLY need me to
yes, it tore through supportsdo you REALLY need me to look that up for you?Source?
it is a fact
i read it many years ago
but i will be happy to look it up once again if you REALLY need me to
Do you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
yes, it tore through supportsdo you REALLY need me to look that up for you?
it is a fact
i read it many years ago
but i will be happy to look it up once again if you REALLY need me to
Do you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
and it only went through ONE reinforced wall
the inner wall of the C ring was not reinforced
looking for it for youyes, it tore through supportsDo you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
and it only went through ONE reinforced wall
the inner wall of the C ring was not reinforced
Source?
When are you going to explain how 757 went through so many new reinforced concretes walls when an F4 couldn't make it through one? You also have dodged the comparison of the 1960 Indiana crash site Snitch Bitch.
you going to claim the pentagon had exactly how many reinforced walls?
How many walls did 77 go through?
do you REALLY need me to look that up for you?Source?
it is a fact
i read it many years ago
but i will be happy to look it up once again if you REALLY need me to
Do you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
do you REALLY need me to look that up for you?
it is a fact
i read it many years ago
but i will be happy to look it up once again if you REALLY need me to
Do you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
you are the fucking idiot claiming it went through multiple reinforced walls. where's your fucking source, jackass?!!
i already didDo you realize it tore down more than walls? And yes....source for saying it only went through two reinforced walls.
you are the fucking idiot claiming it went through multiple reinforced walls. where's your fucking source, jackass?!!
I'm not going to bother looking up a link for this, but if I remember correctly only the outer wall of the pentagon was reinforced.
found it
Pentagon Rings and the Exit Hole
bottom half of the page, and it has links to back up the claims made
including photos showing only 4 stories of interior windows
OMG, sheesh the first floor didnt not have the gaps of the rings, it went all the way through as ONE FLOOR to the inside of ring Cfound it
Pentagon Rings and the Exit Hole
bottom half of the page, and it has links to back up the claims made
including photos showing only 4 stories of interior windows
Their "no concrete on ground floor plans" claim does not seem to line up with:
"The exterior walls of the concentric rings and the interior courtyard are exposed concrete. They appear to have a wood-grain texture because they were poured into wooden forms made of 8-inch boards. A gap was left between boards enabling concrete to ooze and form a slight ridge. From a distance this gives an appearance of limestone."
history_features
If 77 passed through rings E, D, and C that means at least part of the aircraft traveled through 6 concrete walls. That's not even mentioning the new steel reinforced walls, kevlar backing, or concrete columns with or without steel reinforcement. That F4 couldn't get through one concrete wall. Things that make ya go hmmmmmm......
(for clarification I'm not arguing the F4 comparison is valid. I'm showing how fuxxing stoopid it was and is to try and compare an F4 to a 757 for crashes)
But for those who championed that F4 analogy.....ya'll got some 'splaining to do.
OMG, sheesh the first floor didnt not have the gaps of the rings, it went all the way through as ONE FLOOR to the inside of ring Cfound it
Pentagon Rings and the Exit Hole
bottom half of the page, and it has links to back up the claims made
including photos showing only 4 stories of interior windows
Their "no concrete on ground floor plans" claim does not seem to line up with:
"The exterior walls of the concentric rings and the interior courtyard are exposed concrete. They appear to have a wood-grain texture because they were poured into wooden forms made of 8-inch boards. A gap was left between boards enabling concrete to ooze and form a slight ridge. From a distance this gives an appearance of limestone."
history_features
If 77 passed through rings E, D, and C that means at least part of the aircraft traveled through 6 concrete walls. That's not even mentioning the new steel reinforced walls, kevlar backing, or concrete columns with or without steel reinforcement. That F4 couldn't get through one concrete wall. Things that make ya go hmmmmmm......
(for clarification I'm not arguing the F4 comparison is valid. I'm showing how fuxxing stoopid it was and is to try and compare an F4 to a 757 for crashes)
But for those who championed that F4 analogy.....ya'll got some 'splaining to do.
they even had PHOTOS to prove it
yeah, no shitOMG, sheesh the first floor didnt not have the gaps of the rings, it went all the way through as ONE FLOOR to the inside of ring CTheir "no concrete on ground floor plans" claim does not seem to line up with:
"The exterior walls of the concentric rings and the interior courtyard are exposed concrete. They appear to have a wood-grain texture because they were poured into wooden forms made of 8-inch boards. A gap was left between boards enabling concrete to ooze and form a slight ridge. From a distance this gives an appearance of limestone."
history_features
If 77 passed through rings E, D, and C that means at least part of the aircraft traveled through 6 concrete walls. That's not even mentioning the new steel reinforced walls, kevlar backing, or concrete columns with or without steel reinforcement. That F4 couldn't get through one concrete wall. Things that make ya go hmmmmmm......
(for clarification I'm not arguing the F4 comparison is valid. I'm showing how fuxxing stoopid it was and is to try and compare an F4 to a 757 for crashes)
But for those who championed that F4 analogy.....ya'll got some 'splaining to do.
they even had PHOTOS to prove it
Their pictures don't prove their claim.
"A great deal of thought has been given to protecting the Pentagon from fire. Its steel-reinforced concrete construction makes it a fire resistant building. In addition, the main interior walls above the basement level are of masonry."
And....
"To conserve steel and other metals, concrete ramps instead of elevators were used to connect the floors, and the outside walls were made of reinforced concrete."
Http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/The_Pentagon.html
