JustLurking
Chrono Cadet
Re: 911 was an inside job
Hmmm... yeah I followed a link to letsroll.org from Youtube.com. On page 3, post 12, same thread shows a picture of a "combi" cargo/tanker that appears to be a 767-200. I wonder what the Canadians on that thread - think they're up to over there?? What a bunch of hoaxters. If anything - the footage of the plane hitting the building must of been reflecting the scene below - off its underbelly which might give it a distorted look. I didn't read the whole thread... to conclusion - so perhaps someone has already pointed out over there, that were no 767-200 "combis" anywhere in a military fleet prior to 2002. Whats laughable though, is these guys over there were discussing 300-ER and and 400-ER configurations ... when they probably don't know what the **** they're even talking about. :D
"What is interesting is that no 767 aircraft was ever configured as a tanker UNTIL after 2002 when Italy became the "launch customer" for this version of the 767. Japan is also in the process of acquiring 767 tankers. And oh, BTW, the 767 variant used for the refueling tanker is the 767-200. There has never even been discussion of making a 767-300 into a tanker.
It seems you have stumbled upon some people who come to conclusions without checking their facts. If you can provide me the link to where someone says they saw a 767 tanker, perhaps I can take a look at it and tell you what type of airplane it really is. If it has an engine under each wing it is likely a KC-10 (which is a variant of the DC-10, and has a 3rd engine above its tail)."
Hmmm... yeah I followed a link to letsroll.org from Youtube.com. On page 3, post 12, same thread shows a picture of a "combi" cargo/tanker that appears to be a 767-200. I wonder what the Canadians on that thread - think they're up to over there?? What a bunch of hoaxters. If anything - the footage of the plane hitting the building must of been reflecting the scene below - off its underbelly which might give it a distorted look. I didn't read the whole thread... to conclusion - so perhaps someone has already pointed out over there, that were no 767-200 "combis" anywhere in a military fleet prior to 2002. Whats laughable though, is these guys over there were discussing 300-ER and and 400-ER configurations ... when they probably don't know what the **** they're even talking about. :D