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Wow. And, you know, you think about the two pilots, tragic, but then you think about all these people at home, at home, going to dinner, out on dates, at the mall, and this thousand pound bomb blast drops.

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Mr. Conway, I know you live a couple of miles away from the crash scene. Can you still see flames as you look out towards it? Is there still stuff burning or big fires?

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My vantage point. But I know the area well, and some of the footage I've been getting from people that I interact with on the web, I can tell the debris field is significant for this supposed Learjet 55, I believe they're saying it is.

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The debris field, Roosevelt Boulevard, Leonard Street is where the actual impact site is. I was just really astonished at how much debris, and there's a video on now, there was somebody coming out of the flames, apparently.

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That Roosevelt Mall, again, is crowded on a Friday night. It's a mall that I frequent a lot. I'm very...

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What kind of stores are... So you say it's crowded on a Friday night, restaurant, stores, and the like.

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Darren, last question to you real quick. Normal fire department's able to put out the fire from jet fuel, or is it one of those things, if you pour water on it, it gets worse?

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Well, the fire departments are especially trained to know how to deal with fuel fires, and just like any other fuel fire, you've got different chemicals you're going to use other than water to make sure that it goes out. You essentially have to remove the oxygen.

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Wow.

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And, you know, so it's possible. And I suspect every fire department there, because of the large metropolitan area, is more than prepared to deal with that.

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Got it. Lieutenant Colonel Darren Gobb, thank you. Matthew on the phone nearby, his windows were shaken. As you point out, Learjet 55, a small private jet, taking off from Philadelphia, got to 1,600 feet, and then nosedived down into a neighborhood, exploding.

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It was, in the words of, you just heard, the lieutenant colonel, former Blackhawk pilot, like a 1,000-gallon missile.