
Sorry - I couldn't help but being facetious - I personally think that an airplane
that big & flying
that fast would cause a heck of a lot more damage - & certainly a larger hole . . . That's why I think it would be good to compare the damage to the Empire State Building when it was struck on July 28, 1945, by a B-25 -
http://www.elevator-world.com/magazine/archive01/9603-002.htm
- to the damage that the Pentagon suffered. In the article it said that "one plane motor went right through the bottom of the car equipment, hitting one of our guide rails (3-1/2 x 5"), doubling it in a 'V' shape. The motor then went through the building, tore a hole 20 feet wide, took the windows and wall down with it (78 floors) and landed in a building across the 33rd Street side . . ." That was a B-25 - the plane that hit the Pentagon was a larger craft, with more powerful engines . . .