You state:
"The winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York, on July 17, 1996, about 2000, are shown in table 3."
Two more questions:
1. What is your explanation for the different wording?
2. Who is "Ferat"?
The other two questions you have been repeatedly asked, assured the readers you would promptly answer but never have are as follows:
Can you explain how witness Fred Meyer could have seen a "shootdown" of Flight 800 at 13,800 feet at 8:31:12 only 3-4 seconds before he saw the Massive Fireball explode at 5500-7500 feet at about 8:31:47 which he says he and his crewmates agreed at the time took approximately 10 seconds to fall to the surface?
If he's so unflappable and knows what he saw, how do you explain his following statement while being interviewed by an NTSB Witness Group?
"I saw a streak of light in the sky. I have no idea what it was. And my reaction when I saw it was, what the hell is that?"
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Elmer...You said:
Your reference source URL: http://www.ntsb.gov/Publictn/2000/AAR0003.pdf states:
"Table 3. Winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York."
You also state:
"The winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York, on July 17, 1996, about 2000, are shown in table 3."
Two more questions:
1. What is your explanation for the different wording?
Is this the best you can do, Elmer...What's the matter? Can't you take the heat?...
I'll respond to your asinine and desperate attempt at mis-direction thusly:
"Table 3. Winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York." This is the title of the table at the top of page 57 in the above mentioned report.
"The winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York, on July 17, 1996, about 2000, are shown in table 3."
This is from the text of the report, page 56, section 1.7, referring to Table 3.
Folks...Let's look at Emers post #63:
He quoted word for word from the report the same thing he just asked in question 1. Didn't he read his own post? Or is this a laughable attempt to prevent the intellectually honest poster from noticing that his argument is coming apart? The emperor has no clothes!
Elmers post #63... surface weather observation taken about 2045 at FOK stated the following: Winds calm; visibility 6 miles; haze; clouds at 6,000 feet scattered; temperature 72° F; dew point 66° F; altimeter setting 30.09 inches of Hg; total sky cover 3/8. The winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York, on July 17, 1996, about 2000, are shown in table 3. (Upton is located about 15 nm from the accident site.)
Table 3. Winds aloft measured by a weather balloon launched from Upton, New York.
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2. Who is "Ferat"?
Sven Faret, as you very well know...
Elmer if you want me to pick on all of your typo's as well:
Consider your post #63:
...I'm unqualified by training and experience to provide the readers with an expert opinion on that subject, much less about the winds aloft between 8500 feet and the surface from appropximately 8:31:47 when Faret & Wendell saw the Massive Fireball Fireball explosion and started flying straight to it until they arrived at the smoke cloud and trail it left, so please provide us all with an expert opinion explaining specifically how the above readings taken by a weather balloon at an unspecifified time between.
Question 1. What is appropximately?
Question 2. What is unspecifified?
NOTE: At least I had a plausable excuse for my "brainf--t...
An arab businessman named Ferat was a passenger on Flight 800 when it was shot down.