May we never forget that tragic day..

RIP to all those who lost their lives that day and after..

Yes Sir.

So Sad, such a Horror

Will never be forgotten.

Never will forget. My father and I worked for Verizon which was located next to WTC 7. Heard and Saw things i dont even want to mention

Sometimes the word hero and derivatives of it are overused, sometimes in the most heinous fashion, but those firefighters and volunteers were heroes in the truest sense of the word. God bless those men who went into the buildings knowing there was a higher percentage they wouldn't come out. I think most of us, myself included, would wish to be so brave to go against every instinct of survival in order to save the lives of others.

Sad personal memory:

We lived in Summit, NJ, about 15 miles due west of WTC. I went to the local hospital that afternoon to give blood. Halls were thronged with people who had the same idea. Medical staff told me they were too overwhelmed to take my donation that afternoon, but asked me to leave my phone # for the next day. Next morning I got a call saying they didn't need any more blood. I figured out why: too few survivors.

NY Transit was working that afternoon and evening. Our Rescue Squad set up ambulances and volunteers at our train station to help the wounded who got out of NYC. No one needed their services for the same reason.