Call to Service: The Final Rescue of 9/11

Many people went to work on 9/11 thinking it was just another day. Some never came home that night. The following day was a sobering reminder to mourn our losses, hug our loved ones, and regroup as a nation. Now, 20 years later, we give honor to those we lost and continue to count our blessings as Americans bonded by infinite patriotism. No matter how difficult the odds, the strength of this country is now and always will be too great to measure.
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[@rosie0970]

It never ceases to amaze me that hard working ordinary people will turn into World Class Hero's to rescue others in trouble. Condolences to families of those Hero's.

[@paulalyus9237]

22 years feels like yesterday To all of those that run towards danger when we’re running away, thank you ❤

[@gerrymcbride1202]

Imagine the guts it takes to run into something like that, brave brave people💚🙏

[@lucianocarreras8243]

My deepest condolences to all the families of the victims of this unfortunate attack, a big hug to the American people, know that I am with you, greetings from Argentina.

[@beaka63]

Using the word "unfortunate" makes it sound as if the whole thing was an accident. It most certainly was not.

[@hormigasesina]

Please, you have understand what he said. You must understand that not all of us are English speakers, and not everything should be taken literally.

[@hormigasesina]

Me entiendes Mendes?

[@jscho8674]

Thank you, Luciano. Much love to you and your country. ❤

[@moparbabe72]

@@beaka63language barrier. It is unfortunate tho! It’s in unfortunate this had to happen to us.

[@minecachair]

I'm from the UK and on 9/11 I was visiting my sister who lives about ten miles from the WTC.There are about twenty houses in her street-by 11/11 almost every one had taken in a fire fighter who had travelled from all over the United States to help.Some of their colleagues had been accommodated in school gymnasiums and sports centres but those who stayed with my sister and her neighbours were treated like royalty and deservedly so.People would drive them to the pile where they'd work until their bosses forced them to stop-a phone call day or night and they'd be collected and brought back where they'd sleep until they were taken back again.When they were forced to take a little more time off,after the first week,they'd congregate together in one house,just talking.There was now a whole community of firefighters in one street.They could keep in touch with their families,have decent food and a comfortable place to sleep,not that they would have noticed where they slept.they were so tired.Some stayed for two months and their families came to visit,their fares paid for by the neighbours who had bought them clothes and everything they needed for a prolonged stay-most of the men hadn't really packed,just set off for New York as fast as possible.When they eventually did start to reluctantly go home,they were driven thereThe neighbours weren't heros,not like everyone more closely involved,but they did their bit in a small way to help out.

[@elaineplante8116]

Thank you for your family and community coming together and helping that way. God bless all of you

[@tarabrown2869]

This is such an amazing story. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤❤❤

[@deathbycheese850]

They WERE heroes. They opened their homes to strangers. Fed and clothed them, gave them somewhere to sleep, and a safe place to talk to each other. People forget about the people who have worked behind the scenes, making things happen. You don't need to have a badge and helmet to be a hero.

[@mariewagner5283]

​​@@deathbycheese850They were heros in a way somewhat similar to the townspeople of Gander opening their homes. (Except, of course, the "plane people" that stayed in Gander were stranded there and for a long time they had no idea about the WTC's being down, the Pentagon, or Flight 93. Whereas the out-of-town volunteers decided and chose to be there away from there families to help families they didn't know at all ❤️‍🩹🫂.)

[@teacherlisa163]

It is 2023. The first-hand stories of these courageous, caring individuals demonstrates the highest level of humanity - that they were willing to sacrifice their lives that others would be saved. May God bless them with peace in their hearts and minds as 9/11 approaches yet again.

[@arthurcooper90]

23 years later,and I still cry at these videos,,RIP heroes

[@TheCSue]

My young teen son was home sick that day and the events of that heinous day set his life’s path. He is quickly climbing the ranks of 1 of the national police services with the aim of focusing on national security and he lives the mantra: “Not on my watch.” This response from him is not uncommon among his age peers and many others. May nothing remotely similar ever happen on their or anyone else’s watch.

[@DK-fd3fi]

Hope your son gets the job he wants ❤❤❤

[@LEOtheLioness-ME]

God Bless him with his future service, and God bless you!! ❤💜

[@jscho8674]

Your son sounds amazing. God bless him!

[@cynthiagossett713]

I thought that the final survivor to be rescued was Port Authority secretary Genelle Guzman-McMillan. She was rescued 27 hours after the collapse of the North Tower.

[@bellaboop1]

I saw that same interview today, rescued 27 hours after the collapse.

[@crystalbishop7231]

I think everyone needs to see this.. Like he said ""we were ONE NATION"" this is when we were all at our saddest, confused, hurt, lost and angry but WE ALL stood together red, blue, purple, yellow it didn't matter. People need to see this. We need to come back together TOGETHER

[@jennh2096]

Everyone across the country wanted to do something, anything to help or show support. Many friends enlisted because of this, I was a few weeks shy of 18 when it happened. We have a whole new generation plagued by PTSD because they were willing to go over there and fight those responsible. But we were united in our pain, and our resilience to stand back up and fight for each other

[@lulabell79_31]

​@@jennh2096 everyone did come together and wanted to help, and it was such a bittersweet time, but your friends who enlisted to go fight, were fighting the wrong people. May I suggest the documentary *9/11 Coincidences - Full Length* You may have to use a search engine besides Google, as they censor their search results.

[@lulabell79_31]

​@@jennh2096 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4Wng4BjlpeXpLs

[@MsCatzrock]

Didn't last long enough to make any God damned difference

[@LuluBee05]

How in 23 years have I never heard about Kerry Wilson responding to 9/11 in jorts like it’s no big thing. “I hear they’re making a comeback.” So many heroic people who carry out this heavy work, bring a moment of humor to the darkest moment of his career. ♥️✌️

[@deathbycheese850]

You have to find joy or light in terrible situations, even if it's a tiny thing.

[@ll3328]

i keep coming back to these lately as a reminder of what we all went through then. It was my generations pearl harbor. the death that occurred and the horrors that followed were awful but it brought us together as a nation for once. it's so frustrating to see where we are right now as a country.the hate we have for each other right now. the sacrifices ppl made that day and after for what? more violent and more divided then ever, detached and no longer a community.

[@lisajohnson2534]

Hope you keep Having Faith ! Love 💓

[@teacherlisa163]

Truth - in 2023, yes. But something will happen again as it always does, and we will come together again. I don't know if we'll ultimately survive. I don't think that we will. But Jesus Christ will return, and those who have believed on His Name will be saved.

[@kellyford5903]

Hang on-hold strong because…YOU are not alone!! We are the single greatest Nation in the world 🇺🇸💕🙏💕🇺🇸

[@billslabich6543]

There is no Thank you big enough for hero's like this. You guys are truly amazing, and the world owes you a true debt of gratitude. God Bless you all

[@MrMdiaz84]

I remember going to the towers 4 days before this happened. RIP to all the victims 😢❤

[@KrystyneY]

Thank you all for your service to the city.

[@beverleyreynolds2797]

Wonderful people. I watched this horror with my civil engineer husband from Wales UK. He said without doubt those buildings will fall. He has since passed but I will never ever forget. Will never get my head around such awfulness. NYC folk you are amazing. Xxxxx

[@bcolburncoaching]

We are so proud to work with a company that honors are 1st Responders and military. Thank You.

[@jjj0309]

To me, today is the darkest September 11th day since the 20 years ago. May god bless all the first responders on that day, and rest in peace for those souls we've lost that day. I was just a young teenage boy on that day. And I will never forget. Never, ever forget.

[@seblefebvre3405]

Never Forget this terrible day and respect those who serve in USA. Men and Women as Firefighters, Policemens (i’m à French Cop), paramedics and military corps they give their live to allow civilians to live in peace and security. God bless the USA. Thx 5.11 for this moment deepest sad.

[@jimreilly917]

🇺🇸🦅🇫🇷. Thanks for Lafayette. And Lady Liberty 🗽. Vive La France. God Bless the USA. IM a former EMT. Here or across the Pond, those of us who serve…or served…are brothers.

[@gwolfstahl]

My heart aches for those who were lost and the survivors who feel guilty for the stroke of fate that saved them....

[@gerrymcbride1202]

God bless all the victims, heartbreaking💔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏

[@1skyofrog]

Steve Buscemi spent a week at his old firehouse. He never wanted recognition for it.

[@jaimechapman9366]

My deepest condolences to all those who have been affected by this senseless act of evil. This day changed my life and I wasn't even directly involved. I was a 13 year old Canadian kid in school. Alot of people lost their innocence that day. I cannot begin to understand the depths of sorrow these families feel. My profound and heartfelt thanks to the first responders and everyday human beings who dropped everything to help. You are truly heroes. May those we lost rest in peace and may those who loved them find comfort in their memories together ❤

[@jenniedRN]

THIS is what a hero looks like! Sexual identity, race, religion... NOTHING mattered that day except human decency and herosim.

[@DeannaMeagher]

I live in Canada, and when I heard that the U.S.A. had a terrorist attack, and all of us here were behind you guys every step of the way, and even now, as I watch this again the tears are streaming down my face, they always do when I watch this. May all the victims that didn't make it out alive Rest In Ever Lasting Peace, and to the ones who did God Bless You All.

[@charliec2622]

We were "one nation." Look how far we have fallen. What happened, America 🇺🇸 .

[@jenniedRN]

So true. The last caption of the video rings so true... In 2001 we PROUD to American and unbelievablly patriotic, now patriotism is viewed as being something negative. I am from and work as an Emergency RN in NYC, It breaks my heart to see first hand how different things are now.

[@djp_712]

Yes Thank You 5.11, I couldn’t help but to get emotional watching this video.

[@josephzeiher9126]

I was in 8th grade when this whole deal went down and I remember standing up from my table and put my hand on my heart as I would for the national anthem, still today I feel sorry for the families who lost their loved ones, but I will forever be grateful to be an American, The people that put their lives on the line for our country just makes me want to honor them so much more and its not only just 9/11 also the people who lost their lives in the war that went on for so many years.

[@maureensawatzki7917]

This is too heart 💔 to watch thos after 22 years. My sincere condolences to the families that lost lived ones. Not only at the WTC, but all planes and Pentagon as well. All those that did not get to come home. All the Emergency Employees that did not make it. All that did. All my love to them. I ask God to still heal and comfort your 💔's. This is all too hard to watch without 😭.

[@mikejejenich-pb5zx]

The 90s. Was the last great decade. After 911. The last 20 plus years have been dreadful 👋

[@mariekatherine5238]

Pretty much agree.

[@cowsonzambonis6]

Maybe they were “just doing their job,” but it takes uncommon courage to willingly put yourself in danger to try and save another person. To me, they are all heroes- any person who did what they could in the chaos and fear- those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those that made it out alive. Never forget 🇺🇸

[@susanboyd245]

It still hurts 22 years later to see these images 😢 To many people have forgotten the horrors of that day, to many people haven't been educated about these events 😢

[@AndeH7]

@susanboyd246 That's one of the saddest things, we are no longer united as a nation. We have forgotten that we all bleed the same blood and that regardless of skin color, we all belong to the human race.

[@cynthiamcgee4829]

I think these all ought to be shown in the schools and colleges. In the United States and all over the world.😢

[@cherriesoriano8109]

Salute to the great modern heroes.Deepest condolences for the bereaved families .To all the victims may their souls rest in peace.Sending prayers and hugs to all the people in USA.Love from the Philippines ♥️🙏🇵🇭

[@davidnolan488]

We lost a lot of heroes that day,when people ran away the responders ran into it true courage,🌼🥀🌼🥀❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@sharon22669]

There was the strongest feeling of unity I've ever experienced before 9/11. Now it's long gone. My deepest condolences to all the victims and their families.

[@mikeysix3]

My how NYC has fallen now it's a shadow of what it used to be 20 years later

[@pancious622]

Thank you 5.11. I couldn't help but the tears rolled down.

[@jennh2096]

And 22 years later half the country wants to defund our police. They went in with the firefighters and they died with the firefighters, in hopes that someone else could live. We used to know this, but now its been forgotten. And even though half the country hates them, they would do the same thing if something horrible like this happens again. Kinda like how healthcare workers and nurses were kinda like celebrities early in the pandemic. How quickly people forget those that would place your life above their own. But we will always show up, even when forgotten or despised

[@mimim8532]

Apples and oranges- come on

[@jacoblott1617]

You literally refuse to acknowledge how police brutality has been shown to the world thanks to smart phones. Every race has been brutalized by these murderers that hide behind a badge, white included, yet we dont acknowledge this. It just happens and has happened to non whites so much more as to be fodder for comedy shows, literally one of the first mediums to address it. You need to do some research before opening the comment box again. There are so many good police officers that suffer because of these bad apple officers I speak of, and I feel so horrible for those just trying to be good cops and look out for the community. They don't deserve to be lumped in with the worst of existence.

[@nowirehangers2815]

@@mimim8532no. It absolutely IS NOT.

[@teacherlisa163]

Medic presents the darker side of those in uniform now more than the dedicated ones. The times seem to be reversing in our treatment of each other. The US needs to unify again. I don't know how we'll do it at this point with so much politicized and the country divided. But these stories stand true to that time not so long ago when we worked together to rise above sheer evil. May we humble ourselves to rise again.

[@johannahowardpurdy1340]

Thank you so much for this video. Thank you to the heroes shown, and those they represent. And ultimate gratitude to the many, many heroes who did not make it out. Never, never forget ❤🇺🇲💙

[@joshforgie135]

Thank you 5.11 for not forgetting! We will NEVER forget.

[@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid]

Never let the memory of 9/11 be diluted, denigrated, twisted, manipulated, dismissed or destroyed. Never.

[@montythepoodlepup9634]

They say most people remember where they were on this day and time. I'm from Birkenhead Wirral UK 🇬🇧, 36 at the time and finished early shift so straight to my identical twin sister's home to visit as usual and see the little ones. Tv on and incomprehensible what we were seeing, guessing the children didn't know why we were so upset and crying. Hard to explain how in awe i am for all of you amazing people, and to the the real people and children who died that day. I still watch historical events as they should never be forgotten. Thank you for sharing, sending best wishes to all.

[@teacherlisa163]

I had flown from the Pacific NW to the Midwest because I'd been working there and was coming back to ship my things up to live there permanently. I was at someone's home and was up early for tea and some breakfast. I stepped into the living room to catch a glimpse of the morning news. As I was standing there, the news flashed the first tower which had just been hit. I could hardly believe it. No one knew what happened. Some thought it was a bomb. How could a plane fly right into the tower?! Did the pilot have a heart attack? I said, "Hey! Come see this... the WTC is on fire." Was it someone who had veered off-course somehow? As I was standing there, I literally watched the second plane fly right into the second tower. "OMG" and shock. My jaw dropped open. I yelled to the person there, "Quick! You've got to come see this! A plane just literally flew into the WTC! What is happening?!" It was dark day... followed by an uprising of massive unity. Shocking but solidifying. Tragic but strengthening. It is now 2023. We need to come together again.

[@stuartbrown25]

such a terrible day, so many lives lost to evil. 9/11 a day that will never be forgotten ever, respect and love for all that lost their lives and my sincere condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. greetings from England.

[@dannycoyle4027]

The motherland. England!!

[@delthiahouse511]

5.11 Tactical you are to be commended for the great job you have done on the 20th Anniversary tribute video. Beautiful job. Your host Will Ayres did a fantastic job interviewing these courageous gentlemen. He showed compassion, respect and allowed these Hero's the space to open up and share their stories in their own way. May we as a nation NEVER FORGET the sacrifices they have made. Love 5.11

[@michaelgrova225]

This was beautiful to see a new perspective. 20 years of watching everything that has came out about that day. And living here my whole life , and this is a truly a beautiful piece.

[@maureensawatzki7917]

22 years this Monday 9/11.

[@78Schwab]

I remember a story of 2 guys pulling up an elderly woman in a wheel chair and carrying her out unharmed. Phyically at least.

[@roychivers8134]

Jay Jonas...and the men 42 truck

[@alexp9470]

Damn you 5.11!!! What a video!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@kevinhowells5810]

The saddest day of my life although i was thousands of miles away at home in Wales i will never forget the news broadcast breaking in to tv programs showing the plain crashing into the towers all those innocent men women and children murdered by cowerds. Then the hero'es who gave their lives to save others. Thanks to all emergency and civilians who sevived and still suffering today

[@annehaines6647]

Well done thank you for producing this.

[@courtneymahoney0820]

I remember getting ready for school, brushing my teeth and hearing my mom screaming in the living room! I ran out and saw the tower falling down and the second plane hitting the second tower. My mom had to fly to Chicago a few days after and I just remember CRYING bc she had to fly and I was sooo scared. This was such a devastating time :(

[@tomnisen3358]

Be happy that planes were grounded.

[@teacherlisa163]

Some events change us in time, but they don't have to hold our hearts and minds forever. God can provide peace and healing over those terrible memories. He will repay every evil act. Call on His name for his presence and peace.

[@chileoxley23]

5.11, thanks for such a touching video of these examples of courage when such disaster hit us that day by terrorists. If I could sit down with those men, I would not just tell them thanks but tell them that so many of us Americans from all over love them. I will never forget what happened today 20 years ago and the horror is witnessed seeing the 2nd plane strike the tower. For what seemed like eternity, no air traffic, almost no cars on the road and disbelief, sadness, and pain felt by so many and to those of us that lost friends and family that day! Always remember!

[@cynthiam.9616]

God Bless you all! Thank you for your courage. 22 years later and all my senses still remember. The smells, the taste, things seen with the naked eye that can never be unseen. I had the pleasure of knowing one of the officers on your team, Rodney G. He was a stand-up human being. Never forget.

[@bobporch]

At 7:00 Scott Strauss describes the point where he believes he is going to die. What he didn't mention was there was a rope tied around his waist. It was not for other rescuers to use to pull him out: it was to lead them to his body. He knew going in he might not come out alive. Now there is a movement to make 9/11 a holiday. I was there. Please! No hot dogs and no 9/11 Tire Sales.

[@markmurrell1894]

I miss 9/12. I miss everyone not caring if you were blue or red. We were Americans. We watched out for each other.

[@christaspears808]

Beautifully done! Thank you!

[@flowerfaerie8931]

This is an incredible story, but these two were not the last rescue of 9/11. There was a woman pulled out of the rubble a few hours after them.

[@RavynMiller-fm1mx]

That woman was gentle guazman and she worked as a secretary with the PAPD. SHE WAS THE LAST ONE RESCUED FROM GROUND ZERO.

[@jemmajones6013]

Defintion of HEROS = the victims, responders and people who helped on 9/11. Forever RIP. 20 years on never forget!!!

[@annbee7367]

My heart is still hurting from this day; like it just happened yesterday.

[@teacherlisa163]

🙏🙏🙏

[@jeaniechampagne8831]

Comprehension of the courage, the dedication to humanity, not just duty, is difficult. Words are also difficult. I watched TV, in horror, as I was getting ready for work that morning, 8:30, I won't ever forget. I had a little flag I grabbed as I walked out the door. I worked in a large hospital in Houston's medical center. As I was walking down the halls, people were stopping and saluting the little flag. I commend the brave souls climbing those stairs to their deaths and all those responders who were willing to risk their wn life to rescue their brothers.

[@paigebaustert3317]

Strong video, and I’ve watched many. Thank you all and definitely God bless you all! #oklahomapraise

[@ivanahugankiss8414]

I hope it has helped these people to talk about their accounts of 9/11. That day was felt all around the world and nobody will ever forget those lost, and the magnitude of the attack.

[@kdimmick]

Can you believe Congress plays politics with responder healthcare?!???

[@R__K]

5:55 Referencing World Trade Center movie, yes, it was less intense when those 2 cops weee rescued. It was hours AFTER both towers collapsed. This cop in video is talking about 2 cops needing rescue BEFORE the North Tower ever came down. Two completely different things.

[@blissfullycat02]

Someone saying they'd fall wouldn't have happened because it was like the titanic, it was built for a lot but not everything... Things people wouldn't have ever expected like a jet full of fuel to sheer through the buildings. Jet fuel burns so hot that even the most well built structures could not have held up and those buildings were some of the best built. No one could have anticipated everything and I hope they all remember that, that they did the best they could and that's all anyone could ask for.

[@gabrieljordan8106]

That was powerful. Never Forget!

[@mariekatherine5238]

My boss told us and said, “We’re at war, but with who? I can tell you right now, any one of you wants to enlist in the service, I promise a job when you return, or if you return.”

[@julievanderleest]

Since the day, I have never understood why the towers collapsed. The structure seemed like it was standing strong enough after they were struck. Yet it crumbled so fast. So many lives lost that day. It was such a heartbreaking day.

[@sparkysmom7149]

And Donald Trump calls us all "vermin"....

[@Disco_opp420]

After this soul destroying tragedy, I remember thinking, they will never be able to clear everything up, it was just total carnage everywhere, but they did rebuild and done such a beautiful memorial for all the victims and their families, they done there people and Americans proud, take care x

[@aigtrader2984]

As a "9/11 family member" I have to say there is nothing more impressive than September 12. Like the gentleman said, we were one nation… United, shoulder to shoulder. No one cared if you were from a red state or blue state I don't know what it's going to take for us to get back there, but for the sake of our country we need to.

[@loisemccallum5254]

My Heart goes out To you,May Almighty God, Father of Our LordJesus give Strength, i remember the day as our middle son called us and said,dad mom come see this,Our Hearts go out to you all, so sorry thats not even good enough.

[@poji222]

2023 & it still hurts! 🥺

[@evamatej694]

As it will hurt forever for all who were there and those who remember every detail of where they were that day. Never forget.

[@soriaguerrero5799]

Condolencias y amor a todos aquellos que en un dia once como hoy pero del 2001 vivieron una pesadilla aterradora Sonia G Nielsen desde Argentina💝

[@samechick]

This is beautifully done 5.11 Tactical. Thank you.

[@emtwolf2001]

Amazing video thank you. Relive this every night in my nightmares, can’t forget the sight/smells I experienced…. God bless all those lost and all those we continue to lose and all the families effected

[@wendydyer9505]

The United States needs to remember now more than ever what it means to be A 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

[@DK-fd3fi]

Thank you for trying the best you can ❤❤❤

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

People were waving their hands with white towels for anybody could save or escape them. When they saw helicopters they waving their hands from the windows in both the towers. Because they were very crazy that anybody could help and save them.

[@angloaust1575]

The fire chiefs warning to architect in towering inferno Why do you keep building Them so high We can't get To people above the 7th floor!

[@SharonWoods-i8w]

I feel very emoshional watching this after all these year empathy and condolences to all the family's who lost there love ones this tragedy I inhumane those terrorist had no rights to take these innocent people who were working this day

[@Patti-b-luvin-billie]

This is still hard to watch and impossible to reconsile.

[@Tinkerbellstune]

God bless all the first responders and all those who died that shocking day😢

[@Troy1399]

I love watching videos about the NYPD during 9/11. I've watched so many of the FDNY ones and really wanted to hear more of some officers perspectives.

[@adriennethenomad]

“One nation”. Very true in 2001. What happened since 2001??😢

[@corduerorose9747]

Now you think back when we were children that this didn't affect us as well

[@marilynwaaldijk_howell1320]

THANKS GUYS ,..... FOR ALWAYS!!!!!...👏👏👐👐👏👍✌️🙏💯🎀.

[@ProsenjitGhosh-eq4nm]

The people inside the towers actually trapped in real sense and they very much feel helpless so they shake white cloth to helped and saved us. Their condition inside the towers were very pathetic.

[@GenXgirl969]

The saddest time in American history, at the same time, in the days and weeks that followed the most patriotic time in American history.

[@veggigoddess]

Sorry, but when you have young children in a crisis situation, it's your responsibility, as their parent to be there with them. Regardless of what your job is outside the home, your only real job, the only one that's truly important, is being a parent to your young children! The thought is nice, but how horrible that he left young children, you should have been there!

[@ashleyn8946]

His wife wasn’t there? It’s his job and he goes into danger everyday as part of it.

[@naimahal-azeez1728]

Actually, they weren't the last rescues. Janelle Guzman was the last rescue. She was leaving the South Tower when it collapsed. She was trapped for 72 hours before being found by rescue dogs. So yeah, the two officers were amongst the last group of people to be pulled from the rubble, but Janelle is truly the person the last person they found alive in the rubble.

[@mandsophie]

God bless you all for your huge heart and dedication, you are certainly one of a kind❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ColRusSer]

True courage💜

[@_Breakdown]

*GREAT STORIES + PICTURES (STILL many unknown stories - -22 YEARS LATER!)*

[@ELCADAROSA]

I miss the patriotism and unity of the country that occurred after this tragic event. A rhetorical question, perhaps, but why did it have to take something this bad, of this magnitude, to bring out the best in people across the nation?

[@partisanrocktactical2174]

Thank you 5.11 Tactical

[@bobbie143bc]

The day when everybody came together. Too bad it didn't last long. 😒😒

[@warrenwaldrip811]

God Bless those emergency responders!

[@patriciau6277]

Never forget!

[@Dedicated2WendyWilliams]

im gonna need ALL documentaries like this to come out before all the people at WTC that day pass away. every detail and every story from all perspectives.