Why did
Orders deter the US
Military from intercepting hijacked planes on 9/11 – EXPOSING THE NORAD WAG: The 911 Window Dressing Tale Using NORAD’s Own
Press Release And Fifth Grade Math, Published January 8, 2003
NORAD was unusually prepared
on 9/11, because it was conducting a week-long semiannual exercise called
Vigilant Guardian.
On 9/11, North
American Aerospace Defense Command's (Norad) Northeast Air Defense Sector
(NEADS) was fully staffed, its key officers and enlisted supervisors already
manning the operations center "battle cab." [Aviation Week]
COLONEL ROBERT
MARR, US AIR FORCE: We had the fighters with a little more gas on board. A few
more weapons on board. [...] We had 14 aircraft on alert, seven sites, two
aircraft at each site. [ABC News] That's a ratio of 3.5 'hot' fighter
jets per hijacked airliner.
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