Mystery Part At Pentagon Attack Options

[stannrodd]

Hi guys and gals,

I was looking through my files and came across this photo. I did post it originally at LetsRoll some time ago.

I found it on a White House website belonging to Congress woman Berkley. The photo was taken during her visit to the Pentagon on 12 September 2001. The photo was removed not long after it was posted at LetsRoll.

I'm not sure if you have discussed the picture here so I thought I'd table it for opinion as to where perhaps it might fit into an airframe ... is it 757 parts?

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A larger image showing the surrounds is available here.

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj16/st...Mysterypart.jpg

Stann (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/salute.gif)

[grizz]

Sorry for the diversion, Stann.

dMole, I lived in Tucson as a kid from '57-'63. We would hear the unmistakable baritone drone of a huge B-36 flying into D-M and run outside to watch it's last minutes of life, on it's way to the Boneyard. We went out there once.

My dad was a pipefitter/welder and worked on the Titan bases. One time, when a base was finished but not yet turned over to the Air Force, the workers were allowed to bring their families to an open house. We toured the underground base.

Last time I was in Tucson I visited the Titan Missile Museum. I'm quite sure it was the same one we toured forty years earlier. On this tour we did not go into the crew quarters, like we did when I was a kid. The tour guide was an actual guy who had manned that base when it was active. Part of the tour is a mock launch, which demonstrates that it takes two people to turn the keys to actually launch. Interesting place if you're ever in the area.