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Old April 25th 04, 02:38 AM
G.R. Patterson III
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Gene Seibel wrote:

I'm not one who knows. It would take some level of training. One thing
I wanted to point out is that when one lands an airliner, the speed is
reduced to 130 knots or so. These planes hit at 300 knots or higher,
which would have added to the difficulty of hitting the target.


Nonsense. If all I have to do is hit somewhere on the runway, it's ridiculously easy
to do. Keeping the plane intact is the hard part. All these guys had to do was keep
the tower in the same place in the windshield. Piece of cake.

George Patterson
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