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Originally Posted by accella4.4
I have never heard anything about any debris field, as in the engine being "a mile away". According to the flight history, is it not an established fact that the plane was corkscrewed into the ground?
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Then you have never read much on the subject. Yes, it corkscrewed into the ground, and most of the remains were in a big deep whole -- which makes it even more strange that some large parts of the plane were found quite a distance from this area.
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Originally Posted by accella4.4
Additionally, why in the world, even if a USAF jet had been scrambled and had found Flight 93, would they down it so far from an urban area?
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As I am not an insider and have no military experience, I really have no idea. I've done extensive reading on this specific subject as well as the 9/11 attacks as a whole, but all I can do is look at the evidence. What you are asking for is pure speculation, and it would be just guesswork.
I can post 5 or 10, or even 20 newspaper articles confirming what I posted above, but nobody is going to bother reading them all, so instead I'm going to post a single article -- probably the most comprehensive article I have found to date on Flight 93. It doesn't go into great detail on any one area, but it basically covers each area very briefly. If you want more detail on any one thing they mention in the article, then use your google search and they are very easy to find. This is from a British newspaper of all places:
WHAT DID HAPPEN TO FLIGHT 93?
Read the whole article (not just the first paragraph) and then post your thoughts or comments.