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Why the Tree at Column 16

Matters to the Pentagon

Discussion

Prepared for the [No Presentation Date Yet]

9/11 Truth and Other Deep State Crimes Teleconference

Wayne H. Coste, PE

Truth Outreach, Inc.




Table of Contents

• Overview of the tree at Column 16

• Probable sequence for tree impact and

movement

• Tree branches seen along north side of

impact area

• The tree trunk between Columns 5 and 8

• Tree debris on the Pentagon lawn

• Questions

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OVER VIEW OF THE TREE AT

COLUMN 16

Why the Tree at Column 16 Matters to the Pentagon Discussion

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Tree at Column 16

• Tree at column 16 – large identifiable object

– Movement of any large identifiable object is

subject to the laws of physics

• Trunk is severed

• A shattered tree stump remains

• Tree branches seen to the north of impact area

• Photographs taken during clean-up

– Document the presence of the lower tree trunk

– Lower tree trunk thrown over 100 feet northward

– Supports large plane impact scenario

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Importance of the Tree at

Column 16 to Pentagon on 9/11 • Displacement of the lower tree trunk

– Movement can’t be explained by other theories

• Unexplainable by a “cruise missile” into the building

• Unexplainable by an exploding drone or other plane

• Unexplainable by dropped “bombs”

• Unexplainable by North-of-Citgo flight path (wrong

angle to knock lower tree trunk 100 feet north-ward)

– Indicates a large momentum force from south

– Supportive of the large aircraft reported by

most witnesses as approaching / impacting

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Before 9/11, a Large Tree is Seen Slightly to the Left of Column 16

Col

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Col

16

Col

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Col

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Tree in front

of Column 16

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After the 9/11 Event

Tree Vanishes Without Comment

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Col

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Col

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Col

14

Col

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Col

16

In reviewing years of discussions about the Pentagon, only once was a stump of

a tree at Column 16 mentioned – with no follow-up about where the tree went.




Michael Wilson Video has the

Tree Fading Into Oblivion #1

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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVDdjLQkUV8 at 0:03:54

Plane approaches the tree at Column 16.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVDdjLQkUV8







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Plane begins to knock the tree forward.








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Tree fades away in the video – and from any discussion.








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Tree at Column 16 is again written out of the Pentagon’s 9/11 history.






While the Stump Remains

Visible; It is Ignored

Shattered Tree Stump

The stump of a tree in front of column 16 is often claimed to be the lower part of

the severed column 16 – due to ‘perspective’ associated with telephoto lenses. Col

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Col

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Col

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Col

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Col

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Zoom-In of a Post Collapse

Image Showing Tree Stump

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Shattered

Tree Stump

Photo taken looking north and east




Shattered Tree Stump Visible in

Pre and Post Collapse Photos

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Shattered Tree Stump Zoomed

in




PROBABLE SEQUENCE FOR

TREE IMPACT AND MOVEMENT


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Probable Sequence for Tree

Impact and Movement #1

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Plane impacts tree at column 16 from south-west side. Leading main wing spar

between engine and fuselage is the most likely impacting mass.






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Lower part of trunk impacted and knocked / accelerated northward






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Northward momentum moves entire tree north






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Severed tree lands in area between columns 5 and 8




TREE BRANCHES SEEN ALONG

NORTH SIDE OF IMPACT AREA


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Tree Branches Seen Along

North Side of Impact Area • Tree branches seen at the north end of the

impact area

– Overlooked by 9/11 Pentagon analysts

– Presence has been unexplained

• Where did they come from?

• How did they get there?

– Some hypothesized that they were rebar from

columns that were exploded outward

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In “Smoke Curtain,” Tree Branches are

Claimed to be Outwardly Bowed Columns

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fvJ8nFa5Qk at 0:59:16

At 0:59:00 in the video

“And this is a photograph to the left

of the alleged impact point which is

at that red dot. It is a little more

difficult to see in this but what is

remaining of the columns – of the

outer columns of the west wedge

– are actually bowed out also, to

the left of where the official story

says the center nose of the fuselage

hit.”

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fvJ8nFa5Qk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fvJ8nFa5Qk




Col

12

Col

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Col

10

Col

9

Col

8

Col

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Col

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Col

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Col

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Col

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View of North Side of Impact Area

With Columns Numbered

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Close–up of Tree Branches

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Col

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Col

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Col

10

Col

9

Col

8

Col

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Façade

absent

between

columns

12 and 13

Façade

absent

between

columns

11 and 12

Façade

absent

between

columns

10 and 11

Façade

absent

between

columns

9 and 10

Façade

absent

between

columns

8 and 9

Column 9AA Bowed in




Another View of Tree Branches

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Tree branches seen

before removing

limb/branches

Column 9AA Bowed in




Trees branches


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Tree branches




Tree branches


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Tree branches extend to

about Column 5

Column 9AA Bowed in




THE TREE TRUNK BETWEEN

COLUMNS 5 AND 8


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Col

5

Col

3

Col

6

Col

4

Tree Trunk Visible During

Firefighting Period

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Tree Trunk




Close-up Shows Section of

Tree Trunk with Branches

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Tree Trunk with

Branches




Limbed trunk of tree on

afternoon of 9/11

Base of Tree (Formerly in front of

Column16) Limbed on Afternoon of 9/11

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Source: By PH2 JIM WATSON, USN -

http://www.defenseimagery.mil/imageRetrieve.action?guid=abcf9bf8149943e4e89f0a80a96930b828fb83

9d&t=2, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25426471

Column 9AA Bowed in

https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25426471

https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25426471




Zoom-In of Limbed Tree Trunk (Photo 1)

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afternoon of 9/11

Column 9AA Bowed in




Zoom-In of Limbed Tree Trunk (Photo 2)

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afternoon of 9/11

Column 9AA Bowed in




TREE DEBRIS ON THE

PENTAGON LAWN


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Tree Branches Among the Debris

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Pentagon lawn is littered with tree debris consistent with the tree at Column 16.

Deceptive staging of debris including large tree branches would be unexpected.




Tree Branches in Background of

Large Piece of Debris

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Large branch from

tree at column 16

seen on lawn

Photo: Mark Faram




Littered Debris Includes Vegetation

Consistent with Column 16 Tree

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