Kelly
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Unglaublich, es ist jetzt 8 Jahre her aber ich kann mich noch ganz genau erinnen wo wir waren uns was wir gemacht haben. Ich bekomme heute noch eine Gaensehaut wenn ich dran denke.
Remembering the victims:
United, we grieve for the 3,000 innocent people who perished in those surprise attacks against our nation. They came from all walks of life, all races, all ages.
Among the youngest victims were three sixth-graders from the Washington, D.C. area. Bernard Brown, Asia Cottom and Rodeny Dickens took American Airlines Flight 77 from Washington’s Dulles Airport on their way to California on a National Geographic-sponsored education trip to learn about the Channel Islands near Santa Barbara. Their young lives were cut short when their hijacked jetliner flew into the west side of the Pentagon.
Among the oldest victims was retired Master Sergeant Max Beilke. Max was recognized as the last combat soldier to leave Vietnam in 1973. Hanging up his uniform after a 22-year career as a soldier, Max returned to the Army family as a Department of the Army civilian. For the next 20-plus years, he championed Army retirees rights on Capitol Hill and at military installations across the country until a hijacked jet ended his life at the Pentagon. He was 69 years old.
And while most of those who perished in the terrorist attacks were U.S. citizens, we must not forget that the victims at the World Trade Center included citizens of dozens of other nations. Terrorism threatens all civilized nations, not just the United States.
The September 11 Digital Archive
September 11 - Google Images
Remembering the victims:
United, we grieve for the 3,000 innocent people who perished in those surprise attacks against our nation. They came from all walks of life, all races, all ages.
Among the youngest victims were three sixth-graders from the Washington, D.C. area. Bernard Brown, Asia Cottom and Rodeny Dickens took American Airlines Flight 77 from Washington’s Dulles Airport on their way to California on a National Geographic-sponsored education trip to learn about the Channel Islands near Santa Barbara. Their young lives were cut short when their hijacked jetliner flew into the west side of the Pentagon.
Among the oldest victims was retired Master Sergeant Max Beilke. Max was recognized as the last combat soldier to leave Vietnam in 1973. Hanging up his uniform after a 22-year career as a soldier, Max returned to the Army family as a Department of the Army civilian. For the next 20-plus years, he championed Army retirees rights on Capitol Hill and at military installations across the country until a hijacked jet ended his life at the Pentagon. He was 69 years old.
And while most of those who perished in the terrorist attacks were U.S. citizens, we must not forget that the victims at the World Trade Center included citizens of dozens of other nations. Terrorism threatens all civilized nations, not just the United States.
The September 11 Digital Archive
September 11 - Google Images