Jesus, Terry,.....If you are doing 480 knots and you are 89 percent water, and you come to a sudden stop, a real sudden stop, mixed with avgas, what the hell are you then? Just a red mist old son! Gone. Gone..........
Well I can see that you're pretty fired up about this subject TC, and I don't want to argue with you, so instead I'll tell you a true story. In the early 1990's an Aussie Airforce pilot crashed a F18 into the side of a mountain in Queensland, in a really remote area.
The RAAF couldn't get their investigators in right away, and didn't even know if the pilot was alive or dead, so they asked the Army to send one of my mates from my special forces unit to parachute in, to provide security for the crash site, and radio communications back to the RAAF.
He camped there for a couple of days, and eventually the accident investigation team arrived and he was extracted. I asked him what it was like, and he said that the aircraft had broken up and burned on impact, but the pilot, (who was still strapped into the remains of the cockpit) was still pretty much intact.
Now that might just have been luck, but what I find extraordinary is that not one body part of
60 people could be found? In most other air crashes I've seen (I regularly watch "Air Crash Investigators") regardless of explosions, fire, etc, they always recover body parts, so why not from either aircraft on 9/11? Cheers, Terry.