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Flight 93 Memorial to victims of 9/11
Photo of Kathy Pinna Kathy Pinna
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09/08/2011
Flight 93 Memorial to victims of 9/11
"Because of the actions of the 40 passengers and crew aboard one of the planes, Flight 93, the attack on the U.S. Capitol was thwarted."

US government Memorial site to Flight 93, September 11, 2001
Date & Place: in Stonycreek Township, Pennsylvania USA
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Photo of AncientFaces AncientFaces
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09/11/2020
Where were you and what were you doing on 9/11?
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Photo of Judith Zawodniak Judith Zawodniak
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09/11/2020
Working at the library just as today. I worried about my family that lived in NJ/NY. My nephew worked for Morgan Stanley and escaped. They only lost seven people because they all did drills and had to completely exit the building. He didn't get home until midnight.
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Photo of Daniel Pinna Daniel Pinna
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09/11/2020
Thank goodness..the importance of drills and prepping for the worst.
Photo of Ree Young Ree Young
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09/11/2020
I was at the college where I taught and just coming out of my office (our offices were in a computer learning center at the back of the library) when I noticed several people standing below the tv on the wall of the library. I stepped out to look, too,and someone said a plane had just flown into one of the Twin Towers.

As some were starting to make comments on what a terrible accident it was, we watched in horror as the second plane flew right into the other tower...and we knew this was an attack on America.

As the news spread through the college about the attack on the Towers and then the news of the attack on the Pentagon, word came down from the administration that teachers could cancel their classes if they chose to for the rest of the day.
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Photo of Angela Svirbely Angela Svirbely
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09/11/2020
At work having a full blown panic attack as my co-worker kept saying it was the end of the world
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Photo of Steve Allen Steve Allen
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09/11/2020
In bed. Worked 3rd shift 12 ± hours. Even though I was off this day my sleep patterns were upside down even on off days. Wife woke me up and I watched it from about 10 o'clock on.
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Photo of Judy Sbd Judy Sbd
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09/11/2020
I was at a training center in Arlington with a few of my co-workers, we watched in shock as a plane flew by so close past our window you could have reached out and touched it, then we heard the crash and saw the smoke and fire from the Pentagon just down the road from us. Scariest day of my life! Trying to get out of DC was a nightmare and there was no way to contact anyone or know what was going on. I will never forget ........... , unfortunately I fear many have forgotten........
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Photo of Carol S. Grap Carol S. Grap
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09/12/2020
Judy Sbd I never knew you were that close!
Photo of Donna Carter Donna Carter
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09/11/2020
I was at work when one of my colleagues came into my office to tell me about the first one. At that time they were speculating an accident. I went to our conference room with others in my office and saw the second one hit. The husband of one of the ladies in our office was at the pentagon. He had a harrowing story but was not hurt. She had to wait several hours to hear from him because he didn't have cell phone then. Sad Sad day. We'll never be the same.
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Photo of Deirdre Bonnycastle Deirdre Bonnycastle
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09/11/2020
I was at work standing in the hallway where a company had set up a display of new computer screens, watching it happen live.
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Photo of Hexa Dev Hexa Dev
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09/12/2020
I was just about to go to bed when a news broadcast came on tv. The horror of thinking 20,000 might be dead
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Photo of Cindy Mcdaris Cindy Mcdaris
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09/12/2020
on my way to pick up child at nursery
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Photo of Diana Pittsenbarger- Bodenmiller Diana Pittsenbarger- Bodenmiller
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09/12/2020
It was the class of 1961 reunion!
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