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Less
than a year after terrorists crashed a hijacked jet into the Pentagon,
Project Phoenix
rebuilt the facade and employees began moving back into offices
destroyed in the blast.
BUILDING IT BETTER
— TWICE
The
outer wall of the Pentagon section, or wedge, damaged Sept. 11,
2001, already had been upgraded against terrorist attack, including
blast-proof windows. The post-attack rebuilding effort incorporated
even further improvements, including strengthened interior walls,
better sprinklers and more halls and stairways for use as emergency
exits.
Click on the red circles for more information
about the inside of the Pentagon.
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