Inside the World’s Most Powerful Building

The Genius Design of The Pentagon. The Pentagon has been one of the most secure buildings on Earth for many decades, home to some of the most classified documents in the history of the United States. But how do they manage to keep everything so safe?
Prior to the construction of the Pentagon, the United States military had been growing dramatically due to World War I, and even after it ended, it just didn’t stop growing. So instead of continuing to build smaller military office spaces, it was decided that they should have a place to consolidate everything, and thus the Pentagon was crafted.
The Pentagon was made in the shape of a pentagon originally because of the geographical region they originally were using; however, even after moving, they kept it in that shape due to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fondness for it and because of the convenience of travel and also the symbolic meaning that had been placed on it. The building was completed in an incredibly fast 16 months because of the ongoing World War II and the need for the space.
In the '90s, an asbestos outbreak that resulted in renovations, followed by the 9/11 terrorist attacks, resulted in Project Phoenix beginning-a project to rebuild and reinforce the remainder of the building but also to focus on securing the surrounding area in which the building was most vulnerable. These changes made the Pentagon into the near impenetrable fortress it is in the modern day.
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[@legend181]

This is now the second largest office building in the world, the first one is in Surat, India.

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

What will be my benefits if I have to pay and join.

[@djayharder166]

To my FBI agent, I watched this video for strictly educational purposes only

[@ronaldlee3537]

In 1999, they had guided tours of the facility, that was really exciting since we couldn't get a ticket to the WH. But once inside, it is just looks like another other office building. Nothing flashy, no drama.

[@ZoongoZang]

CUZ EVERYTHINGS HIDDEN

[@trinidadandtobago7098]

That's just all they wanted you to see.

[@Grits_and_Glamour]

All those security cameras and all we were shown was a tiny clip of plane hitting.

[@logitech1928]

Security cameras are being put on key places, like the entrance checkpoint etc. You are not putting cameras to cover every little bit of a wall of the building. Especially if you have windows high up and surrounding fences. It's not practical. But you are too illogical to understand that, better to believe in your r*tarded conspiracy theories lol

[@PublicMixHardworking1]

Amazing very nice ❤ good work ❣️

[@murphychris9811]

was it a plane tho as 757 is huge and the thing i saw wasnt huge looked more like a missile

[@georgeoust]

@@murphychris9811classic conspiracy theorist who doesn’t know what they’re talking abt 🙄. Why are there so many of you in these comments. It’s pretty easy to understand why it wasn’t a missile but a plane. Look online. The short answer is the plane was flying sideways so the wings were crashed on the ground, which is why we don’t get a big plane damage being done. Plus the building is extremely sturdy, considering it’s home to the military operations of the USA

[@Boston82bl]

Inside job. Of course they are not snitching on themselves.

[@okay_then8472]

The pentagon is no match for a Boeing 757.

[@hellraiser436]

Its security aged like fine milk

[@evansmungai6384]

😂😂😂😂

[@MRMK24]

Well in fairness, nor is the air.

[@ke-wy5qx]

这样是在侮辱五角大楼，我个人认为五角大楼还是比波音747那种垃圾好的😂

[@mayurireddy8196]

Amazing Pentagon architecture

[@ColterKulasik-py7rg]

Cool I Like How protected it is

[@WHAMaTRON]

Inside the pentagon! Yet we never went in the doors

[@itsflamingo172]

And what if terrorists captured a plane with 200 people and try to fly in there are they going to fire as well?

[@danielcolon6476]

actually, yeah

[@scottish_lunatic]

its america, they dont care.

[@helenemso32]

really Amazing Pentagon architecture

[@billlybunter]

Good informative vid my friend 👍

[@abdulSathar-oh3fs]

Most powerful building on which bunch of guys casually dropped a plane. What makes you people think it won't happen again?

[@MHam-lm2kx]

My fav 😍 building in terms of shape😊

[@murphychris9811]

the home of everything thats bang on

[@jcclark2060]

The Air Force wasn't spun out of the Army until AFTER WWII.

[@rouslanbugorskiy230]

"He just liked it", I like this line. There were very obvious reasons why he liked it, geometrical shapes with have something to do with "5" is very specific to a certain society.

[@vanessabaez6692]

Vanessa Johnson - Pentagon

[@ddc163264]

It's an amazing place. I was invited by the joint chief of Staff for the Air Force and went to his office as well as to other off limits areas. It was amazing. As tragic as 9/11 was, it showed how stupid they were attacking that building. Even if they had hit all 5 sides of that building, the command center would still be operational. But I'll always remember that it's the only place in the entire military that you don't salute when outside in the center area.

[@thestateofalaska]

there are a lot of non salute areas. I’ve never seen a base that didn’t have at least a few- typically operational areas like flight lines where saluting every officer that walks by would just get in the way of work

[@ddc163264]

@@thestateofalaska Yes, of course that's true, I wasn't talking about "operational areas. We never saluted on the flight light unless it was to welcome an officer. We hardly ever saluted in the hangar either when working (too messy). But this (at the time anyway) was the only place where in full uniform (most were either standard or dress), you both didn't salute and also didn't need to wear a hat outdoors. That was nice.

[@izack9191]

Is the most powerful building in the world according to the usa and it allies

[@LTNye]

3:09 How did the shape of the building that opened 4 years before the Air Force was founded represent that branch?

[@godfreymcgarrell4412]

How this is the most secure building and September 11 a plane crash into it ? Discuss please and thanks

[@milkdiznutz]

and the only footage of the supposedly plane that crash into it was from a convenient store across the street. all the cameras around this building and yet not one captured it.

[@Naderium]

Oh yeah and btw the plane went into pentagon 34 WHOLE MINUTES after the second plane went into the Towers, which was when people realized it wasn't an accident but rather an attack. How did a plane go through the national capital airspace, which has thousands of anti airplane missiles, and crash into the world's biggest and most secure military headquarters

[@Naderium]

It was an inside job is how

[@teemunna3594]

@@Naderiummaybe they didn’t wanna kill civilians also while trying to identify if it was terrorist

[@Naderium]

@@teemunna3594 here's the thing, they knew by then it was definitely terrorists

[@Heru2088]

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[@AC-vt4iw]

Pentagon for the five military services, being Coast Guard, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines…. Now there’s space force but they were a thing at that time

[@SupernaturalGirl]

I think you also forgot about space force as well!🤔

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

I like the Pentagon office and the customized philosophy attached to it. The building accommodates the army, navy, air force, ministry of defence but what about the space force.

[@AD-zb6sc]

The space force is technically still a part of the Air Force since they’re not that big and they share bases

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Gen. Leslie Groves had a huge impact with this and Manhattan Project.

[@PublicMixHardworking1]

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[@jamjardj1974]

Were you trying for a piss poor impact joke?

[@MozartificeR]

The pentagoon:) LOL

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[@sam3kperv]

Those with higher knowledge know that's not the real reason why this structure have this particular shape..

[@familypowergroup]

5:52 i wonder how many spies are in that building right now at this very moment

[@blueprinthakeem7480]

Who told u its the most secure building in the world?

[@ABritishBoyAndAFilipina]

But a plane (or a missile) hit the building so it can't be all that protected can it??

[@familypowergroup]

4:25 I wonder how many construction man hours it took to build that building and what the total material cost was

[@wilddingo0]

That five sided fistagon 🐂🎉

[@olafzijnbuis]

At 02:11 You say: "December 1941" But on the screen I read: "December 1944"

[@krisstopher8259]

both the screen title and the subs say 41

[@nsambacharles5959]

It's not the world has never seen, but it's the world has never tested

[@user-lt1xg1dt7n]

Do you remember in 2001 by crashed from the plane?

[@robertwilliams3527]

Arlington national cemetery Is Robert e lees house 🏡 They made it a national park, so he didn’t have a home to go to. After the civil war

[@JackDogSteve-jr9js]

What about the Coast Guard on the 5?

[@bastiaanstapelberg9018]

Dus daar zitten de loopjongens van het militair industrieelcomplex van The USA

[@familypowergroup]

9:01 I wonder whose the HNIC of the pentagon in 2024

[@PK075]

How many of those state of the art cameras have recorded the plane allegedly flying into the pentagon ?

[@Anonymous-pm7jf]

Allegedly? Lol I wonder why the internet is full of crazies yet in everyday life you people don't exist? Do you hide under rocks?

[@ashfaqueali555]

لماذا لا يمكن أن تسقط

[@tysonatkins2236]

Google plasma around missiles. You're welcome.

[@gillesashley9314]

I clicked bcuz i wanted to go "Inside the Pentagon".

[@familypowergroup]

1:35 I wonder whose view the original location blocked

[@wellingtonokilla5579]

😮

[@Compares08]

now indias project dream located in surat is biggest working building

[@wmg33]

All that security and 2 plus decades removed and we will haven’t seen footage of a jumbo jet driving through the front door

[@georgeoust]

If you’re talking abt the plane crushing into it during the terrorist attacks, it’s available online and I have personally seen it to prove it. There’s also many eye witnesses.

[@gamerswag1233]

Don’t ever call a narrow body 757 a “jumbo jet“ ever again 🤦‍♂️

[@jamjardj1974]

@@gamerswag1233👍🏻

[@can72287]

It is amazing some ppl with barely experience flying can get a plane stright and level so close to the ground and level to fly it straight into the pentagon. Wit the Wtc it’s at least feasible that one could just auto pilot it into the building; but Pentagon took actual skill.

[@ochomunna270]

​@@can72287 Mohammed Atta and his cell were attending Pilot school in Germany and then the U.S no ??

[@user-jz2dr1xx2k]

We gonna leave out the Coast Guard and Space force?

[@tffury2007attack]

Yes

[@user-bo5qs8sr7d]

How about the vulnerable part of pentagon? There is anything else we need to know? 😂😂😂

[@familypowergroup]

0:15 I wonder what makes anyone think it’s the most secure building in the world

[@leeatterberry1239]

Yeah and one other thing

[@tipsysmichigander6483]

Most powerful? Not even close...

[@ignashi7plays401]

It "was" not "is" the biggest office building in the world.

[@jayvis8584]

which one is bigger?

[@kevinagnone7721]

But there’s six branches that the space force

[@valboolin3538]

Какая окружность описывает квадрат или прямоугольник

[@maxxmich]

then explain how a plane was able to crashi to it... not that strong now is jt?

[@maundamartin59]

What folks don't know about....is all the sh*t UNDER THE PENTAGON.

[@joetolo4732]

how does it only have 1 video of the “plane” hit it on 9/11

[@rickyrickardo3445]

Maybe because it was moving hundreds of miles an hour and the CCTV frame rate in 2001 was crap lol

[@rohansyam7769]

​@@rickyrickardo3445 Even in that footage you do not get to see any plane hitting the building. Only an explosion.

[@Aviation2340YT]

but the american air flight 77

[@WHAMaTRON]

Did it not get hacked by a kid from England

[@leeatterberry1239]

I don't know of any other building where a jumbo jet can hit it and it tears the plane up and not the building that is very impressive 🇺🇲

[@mh-ht2fp]

Yeah and all we get is a single 2 frame per second shot of it hitting the building. With all those cameras and security. Very very impressive indeed.

[@leeatterberry1239]

@@mh-ht2fp it's all you just been told

[@georgeoust]

@@mh-ht2fpand you see the plane. If you want to go around spreading conspiracy theories, educate yourself first. A simple video discussing, or rather debunking this is more than enough to explain what happened and how it happened, with footage and eye witness testimony.

[@mh-ht2fp]

@@georgeoust What conspiracy theory? What I stated was a fact. Its very impressive when you think about the amount of security and not a single, I mean a single person captured that flight on camera even though there are countless captures for everything else. Considering the security and the pop density it is very impressive indeed.

[@jamjardj1974]

That plane penetrated as far as the fourth ring.

[@abdullahif421]

How you call it the most powerful building and its already bombed.

[@Mo_ahmmedAlam]

That building is a joke

[@damirmasic7432]

Slabo svaka zgrada danas ima puno kamera i securiti. Trebali ste već tu duboko pod zemljom napraviti odaje kilometarske tunele itd onda je to nešto van serijski. Sad ti meni nekakvih puno kamera...

[@dimitarpetkov4442]

Apparently its secure but not airplane proof

[@maxence3585]

so why a plane flew in it

[@kalebshumate493]

Caz shooting down a plane carrying American passengers is kinda controversial

[@maxence3585]

@@kalebshumate493 it caused more death and damage

[@RippersArk]

Assume that’s your opinion.

[@happyavacado1495]

Is the pentagon as secure as fot knox?! 🤔🤷

[@scenescanner6019]

Meanwhile professor x.....

[@ronalddechosa3048]

U.S nxt project that cn highlights newest 1,hightech,more pwrful bunker,or bldg.the name i might'think is😴Hexagon'?

[@ctbt1832]

It’s also built on land that were owned and occupied by Black people just like Dulles airport

[@thiluannguyen6199]

Giả CON của LUÂN TÔI ngay.

[@sawyerrevermann3429]

Yay100th

[@costachibbonta5436]

Wasn't this that Osama bin laden took down

[@PublicMixHardworking1]

Good work ❣️

[@JombaTUncleT]

The Great America, God Loves America. The Land of His Church.

[@muhibnawazzz]

🙂

[@domesticcat5069]

🗨️🚏

[@LanielPhoto]

Misleading title......

[@jamjardj1974]

?

[@Corrupted_truths]

Worlds most powerful??? What is the the 1970s??? 😂😂😂

[@strasbourgeois1]

It still is the worlds most powerful building. Headquarters of the United States Armed Forces, the most sophisticated fighting force in world history. Yeah, it’s a big deal.

[@Corrupted_truths]

@@strasbourgeois1 okay if you say so 😂😂

[@ismailkaya3432]

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[@dhuramc-qo9nz]

7776 windows 🪟 , each weighing a ton.

[@hildablanco1591]

It does have underground tunnels