September 11th Memorial

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Never Forget those lost on 9/11, those who worked at #GroundZero that we've lost over past 22 yrs, as well as all those killed and wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq. We are grateful for their service and sacrifices and keep their loved ones and #FirstResponderFamily in thoughts and #prayers

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Janet Liebsch September 11th Memorial

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Never Forget the fallen from the 9/11/2012 #Benghazi attack

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Janet Liebsch September 11th Memorial

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Never Forget (Photo: Robert Pears via Eddy W.) ~ j

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Derek Tomlinson posted a blog post September 11th Memorial

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Janet Liebsch September 11th Memorial

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#NotForgotten

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Janet Liebsch September 11th Memorial

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FDNY 343 #NeverForget ~ j

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9-11 Sounds of Silence Disturbed rendition

Janet Liebsch posted a blog post September 11th Memorial

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Fyre Walker September 11th Memorial

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Today, we gathered on the Brooklyn side of the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel to retrace the steps Stephen Siller took on 9/11 as he raced to make his way to the World Trade Center. This annual 5k is a reminder of the heroic efforts that he and others performed on that day.

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Today we pay Tribute to SGM Lacey B. Ivory, USA who died on 9-11-01
Born November 15, 1958, 42 years old Lacey B. Ivory was born on November 15, 1958 in Marvell, Arkansas, the third of eight children born to John Ivory and Reola Gage. At the age of two, Lacey’s fami...
In Memoriam Sept 11 - Capt. Paddy Brown (FDNY 3 Truck/Ladder 3)
Capt. Paddy Brown (FDNY 3 Truck/Ladder 3): “I’m on the 35th floor, okay, okay? Just relay to the command post we’re trying to get up. There’s numerous civilians at all stairwells, numerous bur...
Cross at Ground Zero
From Our 9/11 Bravest ॥ Never Forget page... The rubble pile at Ground Zero was 10 stories high. Yet nothing was identifiable. Three weeks after the 9/11 attacks, and the scene in lower Manhattan was defined by this enormous mound of smoldering destruction. Anne Bybee struggled to find one thi...
Responding on September 11: Joel Pirrone Shares his Story
On the morning of September 11, 2001, the skies were clear. Joel Pirrone, now an emergency manager at FEMA’s National Response and Coordination Center, knew that a cloudless sky meant that a plane h...