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You’re absolutely correct. HOWEVER, the temperature at which jet fuel burns (in open air) at is between 800 and 1800 degrees. Steel loses 50% of its strength at ~1100 degrees. At 1800 degrees it is malleable enough to reshape with hand tools.
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