[FireFlyGuts]

On September 11, 2001, American Airlines Flight 77, a tragic and pivotal event in recent history, crashed into the Pentagon, the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense, located in Arlington, Virginia. This incident was part of a series of coordinated terrorist attacks that deeply affected the United States and the international community.

Flight 77, a scheduled domestic passenger flight from Washington Dulles International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport, was hijacked by five al-Qaeda terrorists approximately 35 minutes after takeoff. At 9:37 a.m. EDT, the hijacked Boeing 757-223 deliberately crashed into the western side of the Pentagon, causing a devastating impact.

The crash resulted in the deaths of all 64 people aboard the aircraft, including the five hijackers, and 125 individuals within the Pentagon. The impact caused significant structural damage to the building and ignited a large fire, which further contributed to the casualties and destruction.

This attack on the Pentagon was part of a series of coordinated attacks on September 11, which included the infamous crashes into the North and South Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Collectively, these attacks resulted in unprecedented loss of life and marked a turning point in global counter-terrorism efforts.

The aftermath of Flight 77's crash into the Pentagon led to widespread national and international responses. The United States, along with its allies, initiated extensive counter-terrorism operations and introduced significant changes in security protocols, especially in aviation.

[Al Bundy]

Plane strike my ass, that was a missile. The 911 storey is such bullshit! Does anyone really believe a few cave monkey's could pull off 911?

[justlookingaO]

I wish they would zoom and freeze on the plane, because I still don't see anything that actually looks like an airplane hitting the building. Just a whitish streak that could be a lot of things. I of course believe planes hit the twin towers. I watched the second one hit while the news was broadcasting live. But the pentagon thing.....is a bit strange.....there were no marks in the grass from where it came in. Isn't that a bit odd?

[famousashtray]

Originally Posted by Al Bundy ↗

Plane strike my ass, that was a missile. The 911 storey is such bullshit! Does anyone really believe a few cave monkey's could pull off 911?

yeah, i guess us "conspiracy theorists" are just a bunch of kooks.

I wish our government would stop insulting our intelligence.

[osiris]

are these the best camera's they can get around the pentagon?

[Sacklbrunza]

That doesnt look like an airplane, slowly i start to realize that the american government is responsible for such shit.
But why would they kill their own people, that will be a unsolved mystery for ever.

[Smegma]

Originally Posted by osiris667 ↗

are these the best camera's they can get around the pentagon?

I don't think so but this is probably the only footage which isn't confiscated by the goverment

[Malekith]

Ever since seeing this video I've never believed it was a plane. It's clearly too small and and the wrong shape to be a 757 and also to fly along at the height would take some doing from an experienced pilot. There was no evidence in the hole either of wings hitting it.

[FireFlyGuts]

Ya, originally I wrote something about the debate and how if you notice the object enter the frame from the right it doesn't look big enough, etc etc...
It's better this way, the debate rages.

[Malekith]

Depeding which series it was it was 47m long (757-200) or 54m long (757-300) and a wingspan of 38 metres. I'm not having it.