The Pentagon & American Airlines Flight 77

According to officials, the explosion at the Pentagon was caused when American Airlines Flight 77, a 100 ton Boeing 757 commercial airliner, crashed at ground level into the only section of the building that was being renovated to be more "blast resistant" and which housed the fewest amount of employees in it. Flight 77 was allegedly hijacked by five Arab Islamic terrorists on an apparent suicide mission killing all 64 people on board. Officials claim the the flight recorders from Flight 77 and the remains of all but one of the 64 passengers on board where found at the crash scene.

It has been suggested that the explosion at the Pentagon could not have been caused by a Boeing 757 because of the relatively small amount of damage done to the building and surrounding area, contradictory eyewitness accounts, and from the lack of plane debris.

The photo below was taken before the roof collapsed.

Compare the damage at the Pentagon (above) to damaged caused by a missile (below).

Could a 757 flown by an amateur pilot fly at speeds of 400 m.p.h. a few feet above the ground without causing damage to the lawn and dissapear almost completely into the building?

Could the explosion have been caused by a missile and/or a small unmanned aircraft?





The Pentagon released grainy video footage of what they say is a hijacked boeing crashing into the ground floors.

Dozens of cameras in and around the Pentagon would have revealed that a Boeing 757 hit the Pentagon, however these videos had been confiscated and the public prohibited to view them.