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A sad anniversary
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A sad anniversary 341 firefighters and 2 paramedics from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY);[1] 37 police officers from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD);[2] 23 police officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD);[3] and 8 emergency medical technicians and paramedics from private hospital units dispatched through the 911 system, as well as commercial ambulance groups brought in under "mutual aid" for this disaster emergency medical services.[4][5] 3 New York State Court Officers[6] Let us take some time, no matter your country of origin and remember these brave souls and pass their legend on to our . And of course a prayer for the innocents that died that day. Timeline of the action that day  Rushing to the incident, while others escaped  Father Mychal Judge, Fire Department Chaplain, who paid the ultimate price for his service that day  Helping rescues  Twin Towers before  Twin Towers when struck  They are angels amongst us, I truly believe they still look over us  That fateful field in Pennsylvania, a Memorial to the Passengers Courage, avoiding even more deaths  The Pentagon  Teach our about service before self and the true meaning of courage  |
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I remember that day well. I was on a business trip for the company I worked for at the time (Enron Wind) and had traveled from LA to Dallas just the evening before. Stopped in Denver around dark to change planes. Noticed a message on a monitor mentioning a "heightened state of alert" that evening. I've never been able to find out what that was about. Tried to carry on as normal that morning, even though I was listening to the world seemingly collapsing around my ears on the rental car's radio, about 1000 miles from home. Trip that was supposed to take 3-4 days turned into almost two weeks. Learned that the people of Coleman, TX, while they have strange notions to this California native, are genuinely nice people.
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That was such a scary time. And I agree with you, the bad guys must be in hell
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9/11 changed the world ... and not for the better! The Tribute in Light is a very fitting tribute.  [image]
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Today is a date in history that has been burned into our minds forever. It's truly a sad tragic day and one that will never be forgotten..Happy Blessed Sunday Pal.. Seduce the mind and see what a wonderful adventure the body will take you on.. 
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Hello Pal, I was working overhere in Germany that day, watching the images live, I will never forget! I agree with your closing line "Teach our children about service before self and the true meaning of courage", however I would add "Without Hatred"...Dave Visit my Blog Older but no Wiser and find out more
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A great post here Pal.. Let us never forget the lives which were lost on this day! hugssssss V  Become a blog watcher sweet_vm
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Well done Pal! God bless those who survived and those who helped those in need, and let us always remember those who fell on that tragic day. God Bless the U.S.A. "Sweet, steamy, sensuous kisses light the bright fires of passionate lust within us." scott6250
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I remember that day well. I was on a business trip for the company I worked for at the time (Enron Wind) and had traveled from LA to Dallas just the evening before. Stopped in Denver around dark to change planes. Noticed a message on a monitor mentioning a "heightened state of alert" that evening. I've never been able to find out what that was about. Tried to carry on as normal that morning, even though I was listening to the world seemingly collapsing around my ears on the rental car's radio, about 1000 miles from home. Trip that was supposed to take 3-4 days turned into almost two weeks. Learned that the people of Coleman, TX, while they have strange notions to this California native, are genuinely nice people.
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That was such a scary time. And I agree with you, the bad guys must be in hell
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A very eloquent post and beautifully done. Thank you for this
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9/11 changed the world ... and not for the better! The Tribute in Light is a very fitting tribute. [image]
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Today is a date in history that has been burned into our minds forever. It's truly a sad tragic day and one that will never be forgotten..Happy Blessed Sunday Pal..
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Hello Pal, I was working overhere in Germany that day, watching the images live, I will never forget! I agree with your closing line "Teach our children about service before self and the true meaning of courage", however I would add "Without Hatred"...Dave
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A great post here Pal.. Let us never forget the lives which were lost on this day! hugssssss V 
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Well done Pal! God bless those who survived and those who helped those in need, and let us always remember those who fell on that tragic day. God Bless the U.S.A.
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