Turbofan said:
The only video I'm aware of is that of a C-130 flying around the Pentagon minutes after the explosion as indicated by the black smoke.
Nothing to relate to your claim however. If you have a video to prove the CIT flyover fake, then post it.
Obviously, he was talking about the Pentagon security CCTV video which should have captured the flyover itself, had such an impossible thing ever happened, but of course you will dismiss this as a faked video.
Your characterization of the Tribby video is misleading. Yes, it shows the C-130 almost exactly two minutes after the explosion. But this was not when Tribby began filming. If you
synchronize the Tribby video with the Doubletree video and the two security CCTV videos, you can easily see that Tribby began filming about 22 seconds after the explosion. So the question becomes ... where was the plane 22 seconds after the explosion, if it flew over the Pentagon?
Of course, the answer to that is totally dependent on what CIT reconstructs the actual speed and trajectory of the flyover jet to have been -- and as far as I know, they have never tried to establish this. In point of fact, Tribby could not have captured a flyover plane from that view 22 seconds after the explosion -- unless the flyover jet was flying slower than 45 mph (as Tribby was about 0.48 miles from impact site when he began filming and his view covered only the sky over the Pentagon and between and building and himself, a maximum flight distance of about 0.27 miles). The real question however is why Tribby pointed his camera at the stationary column itself when he would have seen a low-flying 757 over the Pentagon at the moment when the explosion captured his attention, and he would have seen and heard it fly directly in front of him (***about 5 seconds after the explosion if flying at 500 mph, or 9 seconds after the explosion if the plane flew at 300 mph, using Reheat's best-case scenario of a flyover flight path and extending the curve to I-395 at 38°52'14.21"N and 77° 2'47.02"W after flying about 0.75 miles from the Pentagon***) and heading away from the explosion. The natural reaction would have been to capture this escaping threatening object that looked like was responsible for the explosion at the Pentagon (e.g. did it just drop a bomb on the building?). The smoke column wasn't going anywhere.
The plane should have also been visible on the Doubletree video. While it is admittedly low-resolution, it did pick up a
helicopter over the Pentagon South Parking Lot about ten minutes before the explosion. If the video picked up a helicopter, I think a much larger 757 would have been visible as well.