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Forensic linkage of American Airlines Flight 77 to the Pentagon crash rests on multiple converging lines of evidence: security-camera video and eyewitness accounts showing an airliner striking the bui...
Cuba entered the 20th century as one of Latin America’s relatively prosperous economies and by 1958 had a reported per‑capita GDP of $2,363, “in the middle of Latin American countries” . Scholarly rec...
Multiple professional engineering teams and independent researchers investigated the World Trade Center collapses beyond ASCE/ASME-led efforts; prominent groups include university researchers (e.g., Z...
The major White House gut-and-rebuild project that began in 1948 (work ran roughly 1948–1952) was overseen by a committee and carried out under the authority of the federal government with engineering...
Photographs, security video frames, eyewitness accounts, and documented aircraft parts at the Pentagon site are cited by multiple mainstream reports and investigations as evidence that American Airlin...
No reporting provided links Professor Chris W. Johnson to a specific published technical analysis of the Twin Towers; available engineering literature instead attributes the mainstream, peer-reviewed ...
The physical and forensic record at the Pentagon crash site includes building deformation, a defined path of structural damage through multiple rings, aircraft debris and human remains that were recov...
Two federal efforts—the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s early Building Performance Study (BPAT) with the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the National Institute of Standards and Technolo...
The 1948–1952 White House reconstruction was overseen by a federal Commission that brought together government officials, consulting engineers, and two named architects — Lorenzo S. Winslow as the chi...
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) participated in early technical work after 9/11 through experts and its Structural Engineering Institute, contributed to and publicized peer-reviewed ana...
Physical wreckage, eyewitness video and flight data link American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 to impacts on the North and South Towers, American Airlines Flight 77 to the Pentago...
NIST’s WTC investigations produced 31 recommendations and later 13 WTC‑7–specific recommendations aimed at structural integrity, fire endurance, evacuation and responder communications; many U.S. code...
Forensic and documentary evidence collected after the Pentagon attack on Sept. 11, 2001 — including security-camera frames, recovered aircraft parts and FBI photos, and extensive agency reports — has ...
Multiple official investigations and contemporaneous reports concluded that American Airlines Flight 77 struck the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001; the 9/11 Commission, Department of Defense histories and ...
The engineering community produced two clear, competing narratives after 9/11: mainstream, peer-reviewed engineering analyses and official investigations concluded aircraft impact combined with prolon...