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John Farmer: NORAD and some FAA accounts of 11 September were not true

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Provenance

Source
John Farmer / 9/11 Commission staff statements on NORAD and FAA accounts
Date
2004-07-22
Page
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Classification
unclassified
Copyright
public domain
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Observation

Commission senior counsel stated that NORAD's (and some FAA) accounts were not true.

Interpretation

High-value process evidence. False after-action stories occur for many reasons including institutional self-defence.

Source text

OBSERVATION: A principal Commission lawyer publicly described official air-defence stories as untrue relative to the tapes.

This is unusual process language from inside the enquiry. It supports taking NORAD's first story as unreliable without automatically proving a stand-down.

Hypothesis linkage

  • H011supportsseeded

    Commission counsel: NORAD/FAA accounts were not true.

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