Pentagon releases film of Sept. 11 plane attack

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Videos forced public by Judicial Watch not markedly better than previous footage

In response to a Freedom of Information lawsuit, the Pentagon today release two videotapes of American Airlines Flight 77 slamming into the famed office building on Sept. 11, 2001.

Government watchdog Judicial Watch filed suit against the Defense Department in February, hoping to force the Pentagon to release the video to shed light on various conspiracy theories about what happened there on 9-11. Theories have been put forth alleging a government drone or missile hit the Pentagon rather than a hijacked airliner.

One of the videos, which recorded a frame every half second, shows what Defense officials say is the nose cone of the plane hurling toward the Pentagon.

Watch the video HERE. Hat Tip to Ian Schwartz at Expose the Left.

According to Judicial Watch, the legal group originally filed a Freedom of Information Act request Dec. 15, 2004, seeking all records pertaining to camera recordings from the Sheraton National Hotel, the Nexcomm/Citgo gas station, Pentagon security cameras and the Virginia Department of Transportation. The Department of Defense admitted in a Jan. 26, 2005, letter that it possessed a videotape responsive to Judicial Watch's request. However, the Pentagon advised that the video is exempt from release because it is "part of an ongoing investigation involving Zacarias Moussaoui."