@geekygeeky schrieb:die das auch nur von anderen gehört haben, die behaupten, das wäre am 11.9.2002 irgendwo bei ABC News verbreitet worden? Ich hingegen habe dir die konkreten Fundstellen verlinkt, in denen Marr am selben Tag am selben Ort das Gegenteil sagt
9/11: Interviews by Peter Jennings
ABC News
September 11, 2002
Transcript
COLONEL ROBERT MARR, US AIR FORCE:
We had the fighters with a little more gas on board. A few more weapons on board.
03:50:28 COLONEL ROBERT MARR, US AIR FORCE
We had 14 aircraft on alert, seven sites, two aircraft at each site.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/911timeline/2002/abcnews091102.htmlDarauf bezieht sich auch CommonHistory - sogar mehrmals :
Colonel Robert Marr, in charge of NORAD’s Northeastern US sector, said, “We had the fighters with a little more gas on board. A few more weapons on board.” [ABC News, 9/11/02]
http://www.historycommons.org/essay.jsp?article=essayairdefensehier:
http://www.historycommons.org/entity.jsp?entity=operation_northern_vigilance (Archiv-Version vom 25.08.2013)sowie auch hier:
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/context.jsp?item=cuba_505 (Archiv-Version vom 07.03.2008)Dein verlinkter Artikel von ABC ist von 30. August - welchen Jahres?
Es wäre aber auch nicht das erste Mal, dass Robert Marr seine Aussagen ändert bzw updatet - wie auch der CFR über Jahre immer mal hier und da wie es gebraucht wurde geändert wurde - ABR WUNDERT DAS EINEN? NEEEEIN.
Hier mal ein paar Beispiele:
Shootdown-order
Marrs 2003 version
"Marr's staff focused on AA 77. Marr saw that after the Pentagon strike military bases postured for assets to combat ready. He heard shortly thereafter that authority existed to shoot down a civilian aircraft over national airspace; Marr understood that if they had to they could fire upon UAL 93."
2004 version
"Marr told Commission staff that he told his FO to bring the fighters as close as possible to a potential target, and "from there they would discuss a next step". (...) Marr noted that at 10:10 am when the MCC tells the operational floor there is no clearance to shoot he (Marr) may have had the authority, but he never gave the MCC clearance to fire."
Reason for the Langley Scramble
Marrs 2003 version
"Marr believed that the Otis fighters would need to return to Otis AFB, or be supplied with in-air refueling when the Langley fighters arrived to assist in the cover of New York City airspace. He decided that this arrangement would allow the Langely fighters to refuel when the Otis fighters returned."
2004 version
"(...) when the Otis fighters informed NEADS they needed to return to base, the Langley fighters could be launched. He noted that he does not recall considering a scramble and only recalls directing Battle Stations."
New reason for the Langley-scrambling
"He noted that with all these factors combined he wanted to protect Washington, D.C., and thus scrambled Langley to do so."
Current official version
The Langley, Virginia, base gets the scramble order for flight 11 at 9:24 a.m. (9/11 Commission, 6/17/2004; Vanity Fair, 8/1/2006)
"Phantom"-flight Flight 11
Marrs 2003 version
"Marr did not think it very likely that AA 11 was still airborne and headed to DC."
2004 version
"Commission staff presented to Colonel Marr that it appears based on the evidence that Langley was launched in response to AA 11 being reported headed south towards Washington, D.C. Marr agreed that Langley was scrambled based on the perceived threat to AA 11."
usw usw... hier zu finden:
http://911blogger.com/news/2011-08-26/analysis-colonel-marr-and-his-911-commission-interviews (Archiv-Version vom 25.10.2013)So Geeky, was ist nun die richtige Quelle..was ist die Wahrheit?