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PENTTBOM

PENTTBOM (sometimes spelled as PENTTBOMB) was the FBI's investigation into the terrorist attacks against the United States on September 11, 2001 (9/11), in which 19 members of al-Qaeda hijacked four U.S. commercial airliners in an attempt to crash them into national landmarks. The name is short for "Pentagon/Twin Towers Bombs", the "bombs" being three…

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Opening the investigation

Identifying the hijackers

Linking the hijackers to al-Qaeda

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PENTTBOM

Nodes88
Edges87
Triples32
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022727
Components1

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PENTTBOM

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related to Opening the investigation · 23
PENTTBOM → Afghanistan, Around, At, Bush, Central Intelligence George Tenet, Director, Edgar Hoover Building, ET, FBI, First, Flight, Flights, George, Georgia, Its, Laden, NSA, OKBOM, Oklahoma City, Pentagon/Twin Towers Bombs
related to External links · 4
PENTTBOM → FBI's, Team Still Hard, The Washington Post June, Work

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flight hijackers 11 attacks al-qaeda fbi passports investigation airlines united 19 world crashed pennsylvania american 93 bin intelligence september 2001

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dates of birthinstance ofThe FBI was able to determine details0.80text
known and/or possible residencesinstance ofThe FBI was able to determine details0.80text
visa statusesinstance ofThe FBI was able to determine details0.80text
and specific identities of the suspected pilots.Recovery of remains.mw-parser-output .hatnoteinstance ofThe FBI was able to determine details0.80text
and specific identities of the suspected pilotsinstance ofThe FBI was able to determine details0.80text
PENTTBOMrelated to External linksFBI's0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to External linksTeam Still Hard0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to External linksWork0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to External linksThe Washington Post June0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to Opening the investigationQaeda0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to Opening the investigationAt0.60section
PENTTBOMrelated to Opening the investigationET0.60section

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