So, this woman worked in the Pentagon, and Dylan Avery finds it odd that no alarms were set off there until 40 minutes after the World Trade Center buildings were hit?
Holy crap!
*shakes head, drums fingers on desk, sighs heavily*
Well, aside from the glaring fact that the Pentagon is hardly "the most defended building in the world", why would it be logical to set off alarms in an office building just because two other office buildings in entirely different cities were hit by airliners?
This makes no sense.
Bear in mind the Pentagon is the headquarters for the Department of Defence. It is an administrative building. The Operational Command Centre for Operation Enduring Freedom, for example, is in Florida.
Likewise North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD), United States Northern Command (USNORTHCOM), United States Strategic Command (USSACCOM), and Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) are all located at Cheyenne Mountain, in Colorado. United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is based at MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida.
Pacific Fleet Command for the USN is located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
There's no logical reason for the Pentagon to have any immediate reaction to a terrorist attack.
-Andrew
EDT. Sorry Mr Skinny, I just realised what you were saying.

We are in agreement. *slaps head*