Shanksville Flight 93 Gash PRE EXISTED 911

USGS aerial photos predating the manufactured event reveal horrible reality. Another aspect of Their Big Lie via Full Spectrum Information Dominance.

What’s available and how to get the USGS imagery:

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Found

• NPS / FBI evidence / site galleries include aerial views and crash site photos. (National Park Service)
• The NPS site shows a labeled aerial map of the memorial / impact site.
• The NPS Flight Data Recorder page includes a photo of the crater / debris near the impact site.
• Historical Pennsylvania aerial photo collections are catalogued via Pennsylvania Imagery Navigator / PennPilot (1937-present) (Penn State University Libraries Guides)
• USGS EarthExplorer is the portal to search for and download aerial photos / satellite imagery. (EarthExplorer)
• USGS’s Aerial Photo Mosaics (1937–1980) are another resource. (USGS)

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How to get USGS / historical aerial imagery and convert to JPG

Step-by-step:

1. Go to USGS EarthExplorer
   Navigate to https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/ (EarthExplorer)
2. Define the location / bounding box
   Use known coordinates near the crash site (for example ~ 40.05195, –78.90395) or draw a polygon around the site.
3. Select data sets
   Choose relevant data sets such as “Aerial Imagery,” “High Altitude Photograph,” “USGS Aerial Photo Mosaics,” or “DigitalGlobe / Satellite Imagery.”
4. Specify date ranges
   To get historical (pre-2001) and post-2001 images, set date filters accordingly.
5. Browse results & download
   Many of the images will be in TIFF or other formats. You might need to “order” or download the files depending on availability.
6. Convert to JPG
   Once you have the image in TIFF (or other high-quality raster) you can convert to JPG using:

• GIS software (QGIS, ArcGIS)
• Image conversion tools (e.g. GDAL: gdal_translate input.tif output.jpg)
• Photo editors (Photoshop, GIMP)
  Be careful with compression—keep quality high if you want to preserve detail.

1. Overlay / align with known maps or NPS photos
   Use the site maps or NPS aerials as a reference to align the imagery.

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