I Will Never Forget 9-11

Momma called me from work & told me to turn on the TV. I remember thinking it had to be a movie or something. Stuff like that just doesn't happen in real life........... But it was real & the horror of that day will forever live...

There where so many people that died that day. In the world trade center, Pentagon, and in Philadelphia. They are hero's that lost their lives that day. Many of them where in-accent people that did nothing to others. Its sad that...

I hope I won't forget to watch it.TLC Details ’9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor’ Special for September 4
Tue, 9 Aug 2011 | Published in Press Release, Television Press Release
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TLC PRESENTS 9/11...

I had just started at an Accounting job at the US Army 5Th Signal Command in Germany. It was my second day at work when the attack happened. I had just moved there from the US the previous Friday. We gathered in our conference room to...

I have worked in the broadcast industry for many years,  both radio and television.

I had just returned to a full time on air position after a years hiatus.

Although  I had lucked into a good position...

I will never forget turning on the radio that day and hearing the very first words, I kid you not.  The radio broadcaster said, "The World Trade Center is no more." I  had gotten up late that day and just...

i was working on wall street... my boss was late... sirens... the silence was terrifying. where was my boss? (my boss came in from jersey on the path train, which went under the wtc) ... my boss was like a father to me. i was frantic at...

Recently, I was waiting to get my hair cut and I was reading a magazine about the children who lost parents during that day. It was heart wrenching to hear this children tell their story. To hear how they wanted to be with their dad...

I lost so much, due to 9/11. My Uncle Kevin, (Kevin Cosgrove) (Actually my second cousin, but I just called him "Uncle") was killed in the World Trade Center attack. He worked in the insurance industry on the 100 something floor in the...

Usually on Sunday mornings you can hear lawn mowers, trimmers, car radios as the cars fly by in my neighborhood. Not today, it is very quiet. There doesn't even sound like any jets flying overhead either. The church bells are all...

A couple of years before the day, I stopped working at WTC. I worked for a financial firm right where the plane hit tower two, my first real job. I will never forget the people I worked with. I hope they are all okay. I will never...

I live in the Southern Hemisphere. When the attacks happen I was just waking up. I was horrified as I watched it on TV and saddened.
I recently visited the actual site (Sept 11 2012) and find it difficult to describe what I felt. It...

My 9/11 story starts April 19, 1995; the day of the Oklahoma City Bombing. As terrorist attacks go, it was traumatic. Yet its import has, no doubt, been eclipsed by the events we’re commemorating today. I remember a somber moment of...

No one will forget that day.And no one will ever grasp the horror of what took place.God alone knows the number of people whose lives are changed and deeply impacted ever since.On that day I learned that pictures on a tv screen can have...

I witnessed the second jet flying in from my office window across the river. I could feel the vibrations from military aircraft for days as the office building shook each and every fly over. I could smell the decay burning for weeks as...

When the 9-11 tragedy took place I was working at a local motel about 26 miles west of Yosemite National park in the town of Groveland. I will never forget one particular day not long after that event when into my office walked a family...