Another angle of WHY we "never forget"

[jimnyc]

AND why it IS and WAS so emotional. And why folks still feel pain and anger so many years later. Those in the buildings. Those on the airplanes. Those who heroically ran into the buildings. Just all so much and too much.

The majority of Americans didn't have relations in the WTC or the planes, nor did they know anyone themselves. And yet it hit ALL Americans, and we ALL feel like we lost someone that we knew that day.

Now we get a look into what the first emergency personnel were finding out, when, and how they responded and such. This is crazy.

[Elessar]

That brought tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat.

I will NOT chronicle what I did that day, or my memories of
when I was stationed in NYC.

These petty 'theories' began by deniers are a slap in the face
of those that perished, the First Responders that died, the
families of the dead, and the courage of the ones that sought
to save people.

Moreover, it is an insult to get all over then Mayor Gulianti
and Pres GWB.

Whiners beware....I stand proudly with all of them.

[SassyLady]

My son-in-law and his best friend were sight seeing in NYC on 9/10 and have photos of themselves in the towers. They flew home that night and heard news on way home from airport. Still gives me goose bumps thinking how close he came to dying there.