How the Pentagon's design enabled hundreds to evacuate to safety on 9/11 | 60 Minutes Archive
Summary
On September 11, 2001, a commercial airplane hit the Pentagon. The plane struck a part of the building that had been recently renovated to resist terrorist attacks, which helped hundreds of people safely leave the building.Key Facts
- A 757 airplane crashed into the Pentagon on 9/11.
- The plane hit a section of the Pentagon that had been renovated for stronger protection against attacks.
- This reinforced section helped prevent more damage and injuries.
- Hundreds of people were able to evacuate safely from the building.
- The renovations were specifically designed to improve security and safety.
- This event was featured in a CBS News "60 Minutes" report.
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