Let’s take a moment...
to pause and remember the hijacked-plane attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people at the trade center, at the Pentagon and near Shanksville on September 11, 2001 Our thoughts are with the families of those that died that day the survivors and the brave eme...
Yes, a very sad day and it is important to remember it!
In the recent history, it is maybe the only day where everyone remembers where he/she was at the time of that terrible news. Best, E.
I lived across the street from the Armory on 27th street...
People kept coming back for weeks looking for husbands and wives they knew were never coming home. Entire fire departments wiped out. A good friend that worked at Cantor jumped. It was my wife’s second day at a new job on the Brooklyn waterfront and they ...
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I was on an observing run atop Mauna Kea, we got stuck on the mountain for a few days after the event. I think that its a shame (and a message) that they did not re-build those twin towers.
I salute all those who gave their lives trying to save others
All first responders, doctors, nurses, police, fire fighters but also all civilians who displayed extreme bravoury and risked their lives to save others. Its also a day that shook the world, that brought horrible terrorism on US soil. It showed that no na...
Thank you Captain.
My deepest respect for all who suffered, who helped, or got hurt, all those involved in any way whatsoever. (I’m not a native speaker, otherwise I could express my feelings in a more appropriate manner)
