Dick Bridges, a spokesman for Arlington County, Va. authorities, told the Associated Press the voice recorder was damaged on the outside and the flight data recorder was charred in fires that broke out following the crash. But he said the FBI was still confident data can be retrieved from both.
...
Bridges said
the recorders were found "right where the plane came into the building."
pbs.org/newshour/updates/september01/wash_9-14.html
First, Dick Bridges, a spokesman for the authorities of Arlington, Virginia, states that
both black boxes were found at the point of the aircraft's entry -- that would naturally include the flight data recorder. However, the official report (ASCE's Pentagon Building Performance Report) states that the flight data recorder was found nearly 300ft into the building -- that's close to the exit hole.
So, why would there be a contradiction? I highly doubt that Dick Bridges, who was a representative for the Arlington authorities and would naturally be well-informed/well-briefed, but we can also assume that the American Society of Civil Engineer's final report on the matter would be exhaustively researched.
So, why the contradiction? Was someone moving these black boxes around?
Furthermore, the data on the Flight 77 recorders is
riddled with serious problems, which are documented here:
pilotsfor911truth.org/pentagon.html
pilotsfor911truth.org/american_77_hijack_impossible.html
You're absolutely correct -- and did you know that this was the
only section of the Pentagon in which these blast-resistant windows were installed?
wired.com/politics/law/news/2001/09/46882
USA Today tells us:
"Luck — if it can be called that — had it that the terrorists aimed the Boeing 757 at the only part of the Pentagon that already had been renovated in an 11-year, $1.3 billion project meant to bolster it against attack. That significantly limited the damage and loss of life by slowing the plane as it tore through the building and reducing the explosion's reach."
usatoday.com/news/sept11/2002/01/01/pentagon.htm
What's more, the renovations installed a new sprinkler system, which helped stop the fires from consuming the building.
usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/011210/archive_019840.htm
It was also where the Pentagon's fire station is, a fire station that had it's fire truck parked outside, along with three Pentagon firefighters. Oh, and it was also the site of the Pentagon helipad, right where George W. Bush would land two hours later. By the way -- that renovation project? Interestingly enough, it was only five days away from completion.
And, it just so happens that these renovations resulted in that area of the Pentagon being the least populated and that the area is opposite to the Pentagon's top-brass offices.
Without a doubt, this is the absolute
worst section of the Pentagon to crash into if you're a terrorist. And similarly, it is, without a doubt, the
best section of the Pentagon to crash into if you're staging a "terrorist attack" against the Pentagon.
With this in mind, consider the official flight path of Flight 77:
"American 77 was then 5 miles west-southwest of the Pentagon and began a 330-degree turn. At the end of the turn, it was descending through 2,200 feet, pointed toward the Pentagon and downtown Washington. The hijacker pilot then advanced the throttles to maximum power and dove toward the Pentagon.
At 9:37:46, American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon, traveling at approximately 530 miles per hour."
9-11commission.gov/report/911Report_Ch1.htm
Captain Russ Wittenberg, a retired US Air Force pilot who flew over 100 combat missions. For 35 years, he flew commercial airplanes for Pan Am Airlines and United Airlines. He flew many Boeing airplanes, including the 757 and the 767 -- the two planes that the government tells us were involved in the attacks. Flight 77 was a Boeing 757. He stated this about the alleged movements of Flight 77:
So, this Hanjour guy had to have been pretty amazing -- he pulled off amazing, jet-ace maneuvers before crashing into the Pentagon. Maneuvers that even causes a military/commercial professional pilot to say "That's impossible!" -- he must be pretty good right?
Wrong -- here's what Hanjour's flight instructors said about him:
"''I'm still to this day amazed that he could have flown into the Pentagon,'' the former employee said. ''He could not fly at all.''"
nytimes.com/2002/05/04/us/a-trainee-noted-for-incompetence.html
"This guy could not solo a Cessna 150 ... and what I mean by solo is a pilot's first time out without anyone in the cockpit with him. It's the most simple, the most fundamental flying exercise one can engage in..."
whatreallyhappened.com/IMAGES/hanjour.wmv
So, Hanjour was a terrible pilot who couldn't even control a small Cessna -- thus, it's impossible that he performed the maneuvers that the 9/11 Commission tells us Flight 77 performed.
And now, I'd like you to think back to the Pentagon's renovations -- what kind of well-coordinated, sophisticated terrorist operation would be unaware of the fact that Rumsfeld and the top Pentagon brass were on the
opposite side of the building? The amazing maneuvers appeared to be deliberately aimed at crashing into the only area that was bolstered, sprinkler-equipped, firefighter-guarded, and occupied by fewer people (most of whom were not military).
It's quite obvious that Hanjour didn't perform those maneuvers, nor did any other crazed Islamic extremist with a boxcutter knife.
Since we're on the topic of Hanjour:
Hanjour, like fourteen others in the "19-hijacker" terror cell, was given a US visa despite the fact that his application was not adequate. The Jeddah consulate that issued his visa was revealed by a former visa chief (J. Michael Springman) to be controlled by the CIA. Springman described his years at the consulate, in which he rejected hundreds of suspicious visa applications. His decisions were overruled by CIA officials, who issued the visas to the suspicious men he had rejected. He later learned that these were covert operatives that the CIA was bringing over to the US for training. So, Hanjour and others gave suspicious applications to a CIA-controlled consulate and were given visas.
If you look closely at the hijackers, you'll find that, like Lee Harvey Oswald and Timothy McVeigh, they had intimate connections to the shadow/covert side of the state. Lead "hijacker" Mohamed Atta, for example, was trained at a flight school called Huffman Aviation, which is a CIA asset/proprietary. Records also show that Atta graduated from Maxwell Air Force Base. It's also been discovered that his best friend in Florida, Wolfghang Bohringer, is a CIA pilot. By the way, Atta's father says that he received a phone call from his son on September 12th, and that he has been framed.
Still waiting to hear about how the body parts of the passengers were smuggled into the area
The bodies of those who were killed inside the Pentagon (Not the passengers -- the Pentagon employees) were shipped to a Virginia morgue before being moved to Dover Air Force Base (Military) for identification -- of course, this means that the entire forensics investigation/identification was going to take place under military control.
The bodies of the passengers of Flight 77 were sent to Dover, as were the bodies of passengers from Flight 93. The problem, however, is that photographs of the 9/11 crime scenes show
no body parts at the Pentagon or Shanksville -- absolutely
none at Shanksville and, at the Pentagon, only a few that were released
four years after 9/11, and look to be Pentagon employees.
Now, consider that "Flight 77" disappeared from air traffic controllers' view around the Kentucky-Ohio border. Then, a blip appeared on screen approaching the Pentagon -- a blip that air traffic controllers felt was flying like a military plane.
Now, what if Flight 77 landed when it disappeared around the Ohio-Kentucky border and the passengers were murdered?
When the Virginia morgue transferred the Pentagon employees' bodies to Dover, the perpetrators could transfer the passengers to Dover as well, disguising the fact that the bodies had come from two different places.
While this is not necessarily how the bodies were sent to be identified, it shows that the shadow state wouldn't encounter too much of a problem in doing it. Once the passengers were taken somewhere and killed, they could easily send them to Dover Air Force Base at the same time the Pentagon employees' bodies were being sent from the morgue in Virginia to Dover. Furthermore, remember that Dover Air Force Base is a military installation and the people who are receiving the bodies, then carrying out the forensics investigation, are under military discipline.
On that topic:
The people involved in identifying the Pentagon employees' bodies were the same people who helped in the forensics investigation of Chandra Levy, Desert Storm, Waco, and the OKC Bombing.
public-action.com/911/boneguys.html
"Safe pairs of hands"?