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NEW YORK REMEMBERS 9/11: Emotions still raw for many loved ones of victims killed 25 years ago | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, emotions still ran high amongst the mourners during the memorial ceremony Friday at the National September 11 Memorial. Several of the speakers tasked with reading the names of the 2,983 people murdered in the 9/11 terrorist attacks went off the proverbial script and took aim at the government of Saudi Arabia as being complicit in the death of thousands. It reflected the politically charged atmosphere that seemed to pe
9/11 25 Years Later: Read an excerpt of ‘To Hell and Back,’ Todd Maisel’s account of documenting the World Trade Center attacks | amNewYork (opens the original)
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This is an excerpt of the book by Todd Maisel, a former New York Daily News photojournalist and an amNewYork contributing editor who was a witness to the 9/11 World Trade Center attack. “We have numerous calls of a plane hitting one of the towers of the World Trade Center,” crackled the dispatcher on the Special Operations Division. It wasn’t clear what kind of plane reports were sketchy. Speed dialed the office and got my gruff, James Cagney mannered editor, Michael Lipack. “GO, GO, GO” he shou
9/11 25 Years Later: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, pilots’ group pay respects to fallen on eve of anniversary | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The National September 11th Memorial at the World Trade Center site saw plenty of people pay respects to the victims of the 9/11 attacks Thursday, the eve of the 25th anniversary of the day of infamy. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was among those who gathered at the memorial on Sept. 10; he was previously president and CEO at Cantor Fitzgerald, the trading company that had been located on the upper floors of the North Tower. More than 600 of its employees, along with 50 contractors and visit
9/11 25 Years Later: Family of Chief Raymond Downey carry on his legacy at the FDNY | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Chief Raymond Downey was only a year away from mandatory Fire Department retirement and a week from his 64th birthday when 9/11 happened. Despite the danger to himself, the leader of the FDNY’s special operations stayed to evacuate his firefighters and help civilians to escape an anticipated collapse of the North Tower. The decision ultimately cost him his life. Downey was just one of the 343 firefighters who lost their lives that day. Though his remains were never recovered, Downey’s memory, le
9/11 25 Years Later: Three experts pen book to honor the lost, and those firefighters still living with the tragedy | amNewYork (opens the original)
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On 9/11, retired Captain Paul Brown was a Fire Department lieutenant who raced from his home in Long Island to his Brooklyn firehouse to eventually join the search at the World Trade Center for survivors. Andre Kotze was a conscript in the South African Defense Force and watched in horror the towers collapse on prime-time television. Greg Shea was at a 3-day conference on emergency response and closed down the meet and raced home to his wife and two young daughters when word of the attack was br
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