Crisis Comm class: 9/11 survivors share their story

Chris Hardej and Dr. Gordon Huie take you through their experiences at the World Trade Center as they escaped danger and took action to help others.

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

This is like listening to our generation of the survivors of the Titanic. The details are horrendous but we need to hear it and brilliantly spoken.

[@jacobisharp6109]

True. I agree with you completely.

[@cynthiamcgee4829]

My niece's co-workers were all in the American Express travel agency. She was there September 10th and on the Boston tarmac on the 11th waiting to go home. She was grounded in Las Vegas where my uncle lived until she could get a flight home. She lost all of her coworkers that were in the American Express travel agency building.😢💔🙏

[@jimmycranier3668]

Thank you Dr. Huie & Mr Hardej , your appreciated

[@DeanneMason-u4l]

🇺🇸THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

[@jnancy-pants3957]

Wow, Thank you Chris Hardej and Dr. Gordon W (?) This is the first time I heard about the radius and how so many buildings were on fire and collapsed. How many people died around the 4 block radius and not just in the towers. I am going to watch again to see what info I may have missed. Did you say the museum is closed?? I hope not permanently. I am an AF vet and knew when the second plane hit it was terrorist. Thank you again for this new info. I keep watching other vids in hopes of learning something new and you provided a great deal of new info!! So sad to hear of all the people who are continuing to pass from these cancers.

[@annetteslife]

It was the Tribute Museum that that was closing

[@X3AmySarah]

The tribute museum, not the official one, closed. They couldn’t get funding after Covid.

[@conpop6924]

Well most of the people who did die that day were in the buildings when they came down. Their bodies or remains woulda been blown wherever from the collapse. So that would explain why remains were spread out, but many people around the buildings did die from the collapse from being struck by debris

[@cyndigoodlet3276]

I really enjoyed these two speakers and information they shared that was new to me. I really hate to know the tribute museum closed. I think I watched every Judith and the volunteers who shared their stories with usl

[@cosmicbodyguards4285]

Excellent talks given here! These first hand accounts, especially this one, are invaluable. Thank you

[@kimberlindy]

Dr. Gordon Huie had so much information that I didn't know, thanks for sharing this.

[@lizzypop2628]

Articulate stories- I learned some new things about 9/11 today and I’ve watched 100+ videos at this point!

[@jamessimon3433]

Thank you for sharing with us your incredible experience. Glad you got away safe.

[@LuckyLuke1983]

Never Forget ❤

[@krock90]

Ive never heard about the kill radius before now. Very informative. But they mentioned that the museum is gone, which I know isn't true. So at the time of recording were there plans to permanently close it or was it due to the pandemic?

[@DeanneMason-u4l]

Thank You for sharing your stories 🙏

[@Andrea-fe6dy]

In relation to the part where the speakers say people in Europe were evacuating... I remember being at school (in London, England) with a study period and my mum calling me and telling me to go home because something has happened in America. I thought she said trains but obviously it was planes. Once I arrived home and put the TV on I realised. Then London had the 7/7 bombings of our Underground and bus and we were worried. I was abroad at the time but my dad, luckily, had already arrived at work in the City and was safe. A neighbour of mine was in the King's Cross carriage that was bombed and she said had she not been short she would have died because the trains during rush hour were packed and so other people 'protected' her. Her shoes were blown off and she had a punctured lung, glass in her legs and underwent a 9 hour operation.

[@mattbrownruns]

As someone who is interested in engineering, I usually have a hard time settling with typical analysis of the collapse. However Dr Gordon Huie has a very succinct way of conveying the engineering marvels. It's actually quite believable that the towers fell because there have never been the same conditions that have impacted any building in the past (and never again god forbid)(steel structures or otherwise).

[@lisaess]

thank you for your story x

[@AM-yb1ez]

29:20 "World trade center had no columns" umm yes it did dude, the building core supported a large part of the structure, and combination with the load bearing wall structure and hat truss.

[@jackhoward9259]

🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@jujutsu28]

Those buildings came down at the rate of gravity.. also has thermite 45 degree cuts in the beams..

[@WithDiameter]

Oh man I’ve always l heard the story about the man buying the new shirt to go with the tie. Had no idea about the rest. How awful.

[@Larry26-f1w]

The building collapse narrative did not survive the fact that 90% of the bodies were never recovered from the debris . What do the survivors think ?

[@johndurrer7869]

17:00 there were actually two behind him that survived in that corridor. They made the movie about them with Nicolas Cage

[@johndurrer7869]

Had he just been 10 seconds slower he wouldnt had made it.