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Excellent!  Thank you Sir!

It sends a chilly wave of shock up my spine to this day. Those filthy scumbags.

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This is why N S A is rockin your cell right now

Take that elsewhere. This is a rememberance thread. Tomorrow is a very somber day in my dept. There is still a lot of emotions and pain from families. I see this every year and it never gets easier. RIP my brothers. Your sacrifices will never be forgotten. To all the families who lost people you remain in our thoughts. We will never forget

Take that elsewhere. This is a rememberance thread. Tomorrow is a very somber day in my dept. There is still a lot of emotions and pain from families. I see this every year and it never gets easier. RIP my brothers. Your sacrifices will never be forgotten. To all the families who lost people you remain in our thoughts. We will never forget

 

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My motorcycle vest I wear quite often and every 911..... Had it custom air brushed years ago...

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One of ours is too many, all of theirs is not enough

 

Never Forget

Never Forgive

One of ours is too many, all of theirs is not enough

 

Never Forget

Never Forgive

Fookin 'A'...

 

 

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Took this one myself on the ferry home from work

I still remember exactly where I was, and what I was doing when I heard the news.

I still remember exactly where I was, and what I was doing when I heard the news.

 

I believe everyone does. I was in my fifth grade classroom.

"I still remember exactly where I was, and what I was doing when I heard the news."

Me too, I was in my kitchen making breakfast and listening to 101.5 when it all happened.

I plan on flying the flag, but don't know, has the date been officially designated a flag day?

"I still remember exactly where I was, and what I was doing when I heard the news."

Me too, I was in my kitchen making breakfast and listening to 101.5 when it all happened.

I plan on flying the flag, but don't know, has the date been officially designated a flag day?

Sadly probably not. I will fly mine

We must never forget, and may God bless the families left behind. I wish them peace.

Any day is a flag day. Fly it all the time!

 

 

"I still remember exactly where I was, and what I was doing when I heard the news."
Me too, I was in my kitchen making breakfast and listening to 101.5 when it all happened.
I plan on flying the flag, but don't know, has the date been officially designated a flag day?

Any day is a flag day. Fly it all the time!

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^This^^^^^^^^^^^^^

This is the day to :

 

Remember the innocent lives that were lost

 

Remember and Thank the First Responders that ran toward the burning buildings and wreckage

 

Remember the brave souls who took down the airplane, before the savages could kill more innocent lives

 

Celebrate this GREAT Country we live in...... 

Still get very emotional every time this comes around.  Some of the most terrifying (and yet, strangely proud) moments in my life.  The horror of the situation makes me sad and angry to this day and yet the will and strength of the people (for those who responded to it and for those that were affected by it) make me proud to be a citizen of this country. 

 

I think living in this area made (and still makes) it hit home a little more than someone from, say, Kansas.  (not that they werent affected, as was the country as a whole). 

 

God Bless everyone affected by this tragedy.  Never Forget!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=J7-RlOQifNM

One of ours is too many, all of theirs is not enough

 

Never Forget

Never Forgive

 

12 years later.....the anger still burns.

It was an honor to build the memorial and tower one and talk with the survivors and the family members

I always feel a kind of survivor's guilt today. My mother was in 1 WTC on the 78th floor when the first plane hit. Everyone walked down the stairs back onto the street. She barely got out of the building before it began to collapse. Everyone ran and were engulfed by the dust cloud. I didn't know if she was alive until I saw her on CNN. I'm thankful that she lived and my daughter gets to know her grandmother, and I feel terrible that everyone wasn't so lucky. My heart goes out to everyone who lost someone.

I will say, George's speeches (one in the office on the 11th and one at WTC on the 14th) were excellent. 

I was at the site all last night and most of the morning. I never get tired of hearing the stories. When you meet the survivors and the families it is very humbling. I am honored to carry on for those who were lost on my job. Hopefully me and the others I work with being there for the families helps them with their grieving process. Even if they just want to talk and remember their loved ones. It also serves as a reminder. Be thankful for every day as when I go in it could be my last. Nobody expected what happened on that day. My dept is responsible for a number of the most heavily targeted sites. Another reminder to remain vigilant and be thankful. May those lost RIP. You have not been forgotten. You stay with us until next year.

The three times I will never forget watching- The Twin Towers, Waco, and the dropping of the bomb on the row house in Philly. God Bless those who rode their bikes thru D.C. today!

I remember it vividly and wrote about it.  http://oldgunhand.com/?p=6764

ex Cantor guy here......left to go to grad school and 3mos prior was there hanging out with the guys on 105 contemplating going back

12 years ago I was a rookie cop, digging through debris on a mountain of twisted steel and flame of what used to be WTC. The whole place smelled of powdered concrete and smoke. RIP brothers and Sisters, we wont forget you. God bless this country and the men and women of the military that keep us secure.

From a riders prospective.. Very cool...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=VVQTo_9635c