911admin: Der NIST-REPORT sagt zu diesem Foto: {{divbox|amber||A second wheel from a landing gear, shown in Figure 6-18, was found much further south at the corner of Rector Street and West Street. This is a distance of roughly 1,385 ft from the base of the sou

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Der NIST-REPORT sagt zu diesem Foto:

{{divbox|amber||A second wheel from a landing gear, shown in Figure 6-18, was found much further south at the corner of Rector Street and West Street. This is a distance of roughly 1,385 ft from the base of the south face of WTC 1. The presence of a braking system indicates that this wheel also came from one of the two main landing gears.

The two wheels in Figure 6-16 and Figure 6-18 are the only large pieces of aircraft debris from WTC1 that have been identified in the visual record. Numerous smaller pieces of aircraft debris are evident in close-ups of the street debris following the aircraft impact.

The aircraft wheel found embedded in the panel section at the corner of Cedar and West Street likely passed through the center of the building in order to hit the south face near the center. Based on where it landed, it is considered likely that the wheel that landed on the corner of Rector and West Streets also passed through the core, but this conclusion is not as well supported as for the other wheel"}}
Taken from section 6.4, NIST NCSTAR 1-5A (http://wtc.nist.gov/oct05NCSTAR1-5index.htm)

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911admin: Der NIST-REPORT sagt zu diesem Foto: {{divbox|amber||A second wheel from a landing gear, shown in Figure 6-18, was found much further south at the corner of Rector Street and West Street. This is a distance of roughly 1,385 ft from the base of the sou