[ RadSafe ] Unidentified Helicopters Nearly Fired Upon OverNuclear Power PlantBy

[Gerry Blackwood]

List...excuse me...if you all remember Airlines Flight 587, November  12, 2001, departed JFK and crashed in Rockaway, Queens. It carried 260 people - 246 ticketed passengers, nine crew members and five unticketed infants sitting on their parents lap. There were only  six to eight people in Rockaway on the ground were reported missing immediately following the crash. Yes this loss of life was bad enough. But what would be the loss if an aircraft "could" penetrate the containment dome of a nuke?  
 
Yes no matter what there will be loss of life. The question is to what degree is except able losses and what is considered extreme during war? BTW if anyone has forgotten...we are at war.....and we are very lucky we are not experiencing what other countries have.......

Sandy Perle <sandyfl at earthlink.net> wrote:
On 15 Mar 2005 at 15:05, Ted de Castro wrote:

> You're not serious of course??

Yes I am

> is going to come down somewhere.
> 
> By time they knew it was headed for the second tower - if they shot it
> down it would have still hit somewhere in the city! 

So, how many additional thousand people died by not shooting it down?

There was ample time if there was a plan as to how to react to such 
scenarios. Now, there had been ample discussion and knowledge that 
terrorists were assessing using jets to crash into tall buildings, so 
this should not have been a surprise. Looking back, we can see there 
was nobody minding the store. Now, after 3.5 years, there appears to 
still be an appreciation for what we are up against. Borders are 
still unsafe, cargo is still not being scanned adequately, airport 
security is still a joke (I know).

Also, to Maury, who has stated that there is no restriction for 
aircraft to stay away from NNP .. I have been told by 2 pilots (one 
private and the 2nd by my brother, who is a Capt. 777 aircraft, and 
since 9/11, there are restrictions). Just passing on what I have been 
told.
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