Inside Air Force One During 9/11

[@na3rial]

I will never get over Flight 93 and the sheer bravery and patriotism of the passengers. It was really just a small group that coordinated the whole thing. All it took was a few people learning about the planes hitting the Towers, and they just knew what they had to do.

[@The8BitNerd]

Something that’s often overlooked is that the flight was delayed by an hour, had it not been for the delay, the hijacking would have occurred much earlier before the news of the other attacks went through. And the plane likely would have reached its target.

[@jeremysmith9694]

I love that story! Such heroic people. May they always be remembered and honored.

[@malcontender6319]

And the odd, coldly delivered cellular goodbye phonecalls from the passengers to their loved ones before they "breached the cockpit with a stewards trolley, LETS ROLL!" ? You know? The ones that the 2000's era ground based celltowers picked up? From an airliner at 30,000 feet? Those towers whose range doesn't even reach _half_ that height? This is just one, _one_ irregularity of the _thousands_ associated with this event. Hit a nerve eh? Good. Seethe.

[@GlxyEntertainment]

@@malcontender6319 wifi calling.

[@crazycowboy213]

@@GlxyEntertainment doesn't exist at the time

[@handlingitwell]

Crazy that it was the FAA's national operations manager's (Ben Sliney) first day on the job when it happened.

[@TimeLemur6]

That's one hell of an orientation.

[@unsatisfiedfans7422]

"Finally, my first day on the job! This will be an easy day."

[@AmauryChihuahua]

Trial by fire they said

[@isham7920]

that was probably planned as well

[@tuannguyenquoc5515]

coincidence ? I think not

[@gec8297]

12:53 there was one other plane that was allowed to fly. It was a small Learjet that had the antidote for a very highly venomous snake that bit somebody in Miami and it flew from San Diego while being escorted by two F-16s.

[@donnycorn3086]

I came watching this video partly because of the F-16 on the thumbnail and this comment is the only mention of the plane.

[@farhanpramadipta1858]

I thought it was Miami? cause from what I know antivenom for exotic snakes are all stockpiled in Miami

[@gec8297]

@@farhanpramadipta1858 most likely

[@TestingCase31]

Slight correction. Professional snake handler Lawrence Van Sertima was bit by a Taipan snake on September 11 and taken to a hospital in Miami by helicopter. All Taipan antivenom vials in the state of Florida were used on Van Sertima but he ultimately needed more. The only locations that had Taipan antivenom were New York and San Diego. Since New York was obviously not an option that day, the extra antivenom had to come from San Diego. The director of the hospital requested FAA approval for a Learjet 36 to carry the antivenom from San Diego to Miami which was granted. The Learjet landed in Miami at 4PM on Wednesday after being escorted by two fighter jets, and Van Sertima survived.

[@TestingCase31]

@@farhanpramadipta1858 Yes, the man was bitten in Florida and taken to a hospital in Miami where he was administered all the Taipan snake antivenom available in the state. More antivenom had to be flown from San Diego with FAA approval and 2 fighter escorts.

[@juancena3211]

My grandpa was flying back from Italy on 9/11, when he was still around he told us stories of how he was diverted from New York to Halifax because he was coming in right when they shut down the airspace

[@mikehunt7360]

Cool story bro

[@TheStepmonkey]

RIP ur grandpa❤

[@noursaccount]

Yeah I have a family friend who also was going to go to New York but was landed in halifax

[@Larry26-f1w]

The Fake Plant family is full of stories , didn’t know they’re Italian!

[@steve2108]

I think there is a book about that The Day The World Came to Newfoundland because planes couldn't enter US airspace.

[@expomarker6031]

I was born and raised in Sarasota and I had the honor of having that elementary teacher as one of my middle school teachers. She had retired this year and was commemorated for her calmness during the event by my principle.

[@just-me-bruh-69420]

her name?

[@Twango953]

@@just-me-bruh-69420 her @?

[@PolarChimm]

your principle ☠ unfortunately that woman failed you

[@just-me-bruh-69420]

@@PolarChimm well she failed to hire right English teacher

[@christinap-c]

*principal. That’s what they’re talking about. ❤️

[@saooran7364]

I live in Brazil and I was 13 or 14 back then. I remember my school principal going classroom to classroom to tell the news as soon as our tv stations gave the news. It was a eerie day.

[@naeemahmed5236]

9-II appeared in an episode of The Simpsons, years prior to the “attack,” and numerous other places. It is well and truly sick

[@pulse3554]

Lmao crazy how western centric global media is, this shit happens in other countries all the time, but boo hoo the US, the world hegemony that destroys countries periodically suffered this

[@solace001]

That sounds oddly similar to the day the Challenger space shuttle went down when I was nine. They had wheeled in a TV for us to watch the first teacher in space. The principal came in to talk to the teacher to make sure we didn't see it.

[@eman4630]

@@naeemahmed5236 Why did you put air qutoes over attack?

[@naeemahmed5236]

@@eman4630My reply to you was deleted. Pathetic

[@jadentetzlaff1108]

You know 9/11 is a crazy event when there is still videos being posted about it 23 years later and still being relevant and getting plenty of views. Please make more videos about this topic, so much mystery to uncover.

[@6soum]

9/11 isn't talked about because it's a "crazy event", it's because it's the first time the US got retribution for their actions.

[@BEANSWITHCHEESE]

Yeah

[@theelephantintheroom69]

They only recently found footage of Saudi Arabia's government hosting events/parties for some of the hijackers and discussing how to fly planes into ground targets. Just search up "9/11 saudi arabia lawsuit 2024"

[@madmannn9576]

yh big historical moments usually arent forgotten 👏👏👏

[@cruisinguy6024]

There’s still videos / shows / movies being made about WW1, napoleon, the Roman Empire, and so on. The thing is though….all the stuff in this video is already heavily documented and covered already in multiple forms.

[@Ag3nt-MC]

1:03 this segment here makes me want a full video timeline on 9/11 from neo. The way it’s presented here is fascinating.

[@claire4378]

Look up 9/11 dashboard on here(YT) absolutely fascinating

[@deku812]

@shnark2170 have the name of the video?

[@uhok8445]

@@deku8129/11 attacks in real time posted by christian koller

[@uhok8445]

9/11 attacks in realtime posted by christian koller

[@lonesome3958]

I remember an interview of an F15 pilot who protected the Air Force One along the way. At some point they realized that, if it came to an attack on the plane, they had one simple job: put themselves between the attacker and the president. I habe massive respect to everybody involved.

[@paulmorrow8372]

There were two F-15’s that got up in the air with only 100 rounds of training ammo (no missiles or other weapons).They were sent to intercept Flight 93 when it stopped talking to ATC. The two pilots made a plan in the air that one would ram their plane into the cockpit while the other rammed their plane into the tail since they had no weapons, but the passengers fought back and the plane crashed in PA before they got there. The pilots were Major Heather Penney and General Marc Sasseville.

[@pamady276]

Don't forget that Vice President at that time commanding the whole operation from the safe bunker in the white house because the president is absent. The VP had no choice and he was the one who ordered the fighter pilot to shoot down those passenger airplane, when the news about the airplane crashing down (he didn't know that plane crashing down by it's own), the VP said, "Ladies and Gentleman, we shot American airplane in American soil"

[@flappyBoi]

No shit

[@jupitersscourge]

@@paulmorrow8372 Those were 16s.

[@niallmcardle7]

Net gain isn't it.

[@Farbfilmstudio]

4:57 how sad he just wanted a photo of the air force one

[@uia_fan9552]

Yeah:(

[@dominicliner1609]

He went to that airport to do planespoting on that day.

[@swaggery]

Why not just go up to him to ask what he was doing. Literally a 2 minute delay.

[@shout-message]

@@swaggerybecause what if he did have a gun?

[@amoliski]

@@swaggery Because it would have been more than a 2 minute delay and it was just as easy to take off from the other direction?

[@samkelomambisa1897]

I still can't believe you're sitting in your office on a Tuesday morning. High above the city, safe as safe can be. Then suddenly there's a huge airliner coming straight at you. Or you're trapped above the impact zone. And you're basically dead already. With the only other choice to jump out. "This can't possibly be happening!", doesn't even begin to cover it.

[@lisayt3024]

Horrible!

[@deniseeulert2503]

A guy in my church had a brother in just that scenario. Thanks to modern phones they got to talk a last time before the building collapsed.

[@cherridwan]

The Stanley Praimnath experience

[@TopatTom]

It’s unbelievable.

[@AcepVahlevie]

The conspiracy of George Walker Bush, the 43rd President of the United States, Freemason and Israel, the main perpetrators of this tragedy, to gain the support of the world community to support America in creating chaos in the Middle East. If this was indeed done by Arab terrorists, why did they get access so easily to fly the plane and why did the American Air Force not try to intercept the second plane and so on before they reached the WTC and the Pentagon?

[@YotaRolla199E]

President of my flight school was flying the backup 757 for Air Force One. He said they were sitting in the cockpit reading the morning papers which were printed before the attacks happened, so they had no idea what was happening. Suddenly Secret Service came and told them to get in the air ASAP. They didn't know where they were going either but ultimately they did go straight back to DC I believe. He said the most surreal thing about it all was how quiet the radios were. Usually there's constant chatter all the way along the east coast but it was just them, AF1, and the controllers

[@stellarch9524]

I wonder why it was so quiet

[@TheTedStriker007]

@@stellarch9524no airplanes flying that’s why it was “quiet.” They were all ordered to land. No one talking to ATC

[@StephanieBraet-g5h]

My cousin are air traffic controllers and they said on that day all monitors went black… it was quiet because no one was flying and no one was on the radios

[@bongodongo9229]

Kinda mad to be a backup, basically a suicide mission

He never thought that his simple day could turn into a national matter

[@plamenvasilev]

World matter.

[@artscollab]

That was part of his problem. He didn't consider the fact that his job included national matters everyday. He wasn't prepared most of the time.

[@noahniskala]

@@artscollab Okay he didnt know a godamn plane was gonna hit into the world trade Center when he was trying to do a promotion campaign for schools.

[@samhayzen]

@@noahniskala I didn't like bush, but this is a good point lol

[@tehallanaz]

Oh he knew

[@Daria_Lopez]

That’s insane, imagine your the president at a elementary school with children with no worries, then out of nowhere you get news that your country is under attack, and you can’t do anything about it, absolutely terrible.

[@ravendaking]

why would it bother him when he was the one who planned it ffs wake the fck up you still delusioned by the lies that were told by the government and media

[@PapiPetrou]

Lol, George Bush did plenty about it.

[@adhkhjcdar634]

Him and Mista'arvims did it 😅

[@baiterage]

You are so gullible

[@pablocarballeira4443]

Still no worries,you know

[@_kilm_]

Slight typo error at 8:30 - Dick Cheney was not the 64th VP, he was the 46th.

[@jeffreypease9475]

Thank you ! I was like hold up haha

[@zephgamba]

@@jeffreypease9475i thought i was really dumb for a second i googled it lol

[@sidheron7397]

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@unknownllama3059]

That makes so much more sense. I was like theres no way there have been like 70 vps and 46 presidencies.

[@RayyiPagihari]

@@sidheron7397 5 year old detected.

[@redminote7334]

I'm hungarian and I was 13, playing counter strike, when mum told me what she sees on the tv while cooking. I briefly went to see before respawned. We had to stand for a minute in silence in history class for the victims once back in school.

[@nullc0ntext]

I'd just come into the office and was downstairs in the cafe getting a coffee when the TV in the corner window started showing the coverage of the towers. Couldn't get through to my folks because the cell network was over capacity and not connecting calls. They sent us home from work shortly afterward. It's something no one who was around for it will ever forget.

[@TheLmfaodyl]

were you in nyc or another city office?

[@WOTM8]

I think..... if you were in the WTC, you'd definitely heard something blew up upstairs and possibly rumbling structure.. but I'm assuming you were working somewhere else in NYC.. today, the managers would still ask you "Are you coming to work today?" Despite seeing meteor just outside their window as it about to hit them straight in the nose.

[@nullc0ntext]

@@WOTM8 Yeah, wtf you people are weird. My office was not anywhere near the WTC. Never claimed it was.

[@WOTM8]

@@nullc0ntext how you put it was like you were there.. "It's something no one who was around for it will ever forget", cellphone overload, boss sent you home.. dunno why your boss did that when you were not even close... dunno but I smell some fish

[@rrai1999]

@@WOTM8 no he's being completely reasonable being weirded out by your reply. you're weird for smelling fish where there's none

[@MrReese]

Even 20+ years later it still feels surreal to see those planes hitting the towers. Absolutely unbelievable. People often say "I remember where I was when this happened" about several events that they deem important when they really aren't in the grand scheme of things, but I do remember where I was when this happened - and I live on the other side of the world.

[@robertmusson7307]

I was about 9 or 10. And I was round Lewis Turnbull’s house and remember seeing it on the tele. Mad

[@BluestTable]

Subjective about whats really important and whats not

[@jayw3688]

I was a kid when this happened. Still went to school but no classes were teaching, the entire school had their tv's on watching this news unfold.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

My school wasn't like that. I failed a test because I was too distracted by the news; the teacher left the TV on while the test was going on.

[@jayw3688]

@@TheOriginalJphyper Terrible teacher giving out a test when this was going on.

[@yobabybubba]

Retired FDNY Firefighter here. Got off the job in 08 due to asthma from working on the pile. We lost 343 firefighters that day. And now to date we have bypassed 343 more firefighters passing from 911 related illnesses. 🙏🏻

[@jeremysmith9694]

I still can't believe it took so long to get fighter escorts anywhere that day. Pretty unbelievable.

[@AsymmetricalCrimes]

You have to keep in mind this was America in peacetime. There were no major threats back then that justified the extensive intelligence and military preparedness that we are used to today.

[@jeremysmith9694]

@@AsymmetricalCrimes I'm just surprised that they had no preparation or training for any potential threats in the skies. Isn't that what fighter jets are for? To take down domestic air threats? From what I remember they pretty much did nothing that entire day because they couldn't get in the air in time. That's shocking to me. I guess hijacking of planes was completely unexpected and unheard of.

[@zavtparticles]

@@jeremysmith9694 i don't think you understand how long it takes for a none prepped fighter to do safety checks, and pre-flight inspection as well as suiting a pilot up in the a g-suit so they don't pass out while flying at intense G's.

[@jeremysmith9694]

@@zavtparticles I probably don't understand. But literally isn't that their job? I would have thought air force one has its own private fighters on call essentially ready to go at any time. I guess that's not the job of fighter jets. I'm not sure what their job is if not that. It's like a firefighter. They're trained to get ready and go fast in emergencies. It kinda blows my mind.

[@zavtparticles]

@@jeremysmith9694 in overseas location and on aircraft carriers we do keep some aircraft in a let's say "ready to fly status - alert" in either 15 minutes, 30 minutes or 60 minute status. Thats over seas, not at home, during "peacetime" at 9/8/7/6am depending on your time zone. 2nd, as stated in the video, AF1 was making decisions on its own and flying as the secret service saw fit without outside notice, granted they did fly over Pensacola and jacksonville which house the navy epicenter of East coast fighter jets. going back to your 1st comment, the FAA/ATC were more than likely not aware of the simultaneous hijacking of 4 aircraft fast enough to be able to notify regional air commands for interception. Also, if they did manage an intercept, you'll need to think about how the pilot and mission command will be thinking, "hey, there are hundreds of innocent people on-board, and the debris could land in a populated area, do you fire on the aircraft?" Over all its an extremely complicated matter we hopefully should never experience again as a nation.

[@pizzahunter1717]

Get this man an HBO show or something; these videos are better than any Smithsonian documentary.

[@pizzahunter1717]

@@robfreeman5783 no its not dude. ive watched almost all his videos, hes made videos before ai was this good, and even today you're still able to tell real from fake.

[@wkm001]

This video is good but his speech impediment is so distracting.

[@jpgcz]

@@wkm001he doesn’t have an impediment lmao, just an accent

[@diamom_]

check out nebula, he's a creator on there

[@bronson4574]

@@wkm001 It's not impediment, it's just his speech mannerism which is annoying

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

The part about "Angel is next" you are correct about that message being received, but the name Angel is the plane's actual name not a inside code name. Angel One and Angel Two because there are two jets and only when the president steps foot on board then it becomes Airforce One because thats his designated call sign. Any plane he boards becomes Airforce one and any helicopter he is on becomes Marine one. Thats pretty cool really!!

[@tje5553]

Dang

[@sibonisoduma5878]

You are cool for knowing all this.💯

[@eeHMFIC]

If the president is not onboard, the 747s are referred to by tail numbers: SAM 28000 and 29000. Any Air Force aircraft (including helicopters) becomes AF1 when the President is on board. Any marine aircraft becomes Marine One. Navy > Navy One (Bush Jr), Space Force > SF1 (hasn't happened yet). The cool one is if the president is on a private or commercial aircraft, it becomes Executive One. Only happened once with Nixon. And their aren't just the two 747 Air Force planes available to the president. They also have a 737, a 757, and a couple Gulfstreams all in executive livery. The entire 89th Airlift Wing is just executive-related air transport.

[@davidliu323]

This is not entirely correct. Air Force One is the name of any Air Force aircraft, plane or helicopter, that the President steps into. Marine One is for any Marine aircraft, plane or helicopter. If the President stepped into a Navy C-40 or P-8 for example, it would be called Navy One. It has nothing to do with the type of aircraft, only what branch of military the aircraft is from.

[@Tires-oj3nz]

Watching this on 9 11 right now is just explaining to me that this was a massive tradigy for us, rip those who died

[@nestbergfamily1380]

3:13 I know this is definitely not the focus of the video, but since no one else is imma point this out: The Air Force One featured in this video is a modified 747-800, as opposed to a modified 747-200B, which has a much smaller upper deck

[@teddycustumz3267]

also this dude mispronounced BARRED. he said BARED. instead of ten oh three he said ten three

[@Chorizo727]

Its called the 747-8, not 747-800.

[@Boardwoards]

@@Chorizo727 It ate what???

[@Destin65]

What's the difference between a 747-8, a 747-8B5, a 747-87UF, and a 747-830?

[@beenaplumber8379]

@@teddycustumz3267 I don't think English is his first language. (The way he reads out times is a clue too - 10:03 is "ten-three".) If that's the case, I think he did an excellent job with narration. Heck, he did an excellent job anyway - great tone and pacing. It's easy to find little faults and miss the greater qualities in a person. Doing narration in a 2nd language is a fantastic achievement. Can you do it?

[@tyrillium1744]

The way you document some of these events with such good visuals to go with it always has me so invested

[@yoyayeyaye]

The appalling English pronunciation absolutely ruins it though. It's obviously not his first language and I'm sure he's doing his best, but finding a native speaker to re-record the audio is absolutely essential. Even AI would do better. It's unfortunately so painful to listen to that it makes the video unwatchable. "He wiplied wifoud hesutashun" etc. It's a shame, because it's well researched and visualised, as you pointed out.

[@eliasujashvili7113]

It's amazing that as time goes on, more and more secrets unfold, even after 23 years later

[@Viso2K]

True

[@Oyjsf]

Wait what secrets??

[@PaintballerReviews]

Something you forgot is those two F-16s that escorted Air Force One were unarmed they didn’t have time to arm the aircraft back then reserve bases weren’t ready, and those two pilots made the decision that if it needs to happen, they would crash their aircraft into the enemy aircraft

[@scratch7996]

😮 that's wild and respectful

[@dougc190]

No those are the planes that went after flight 93 only had a little bit of ammo in their guns

[@g1sbi]

I bet the agent who informed Bush about the second plane felt really cool when he added that second line out of nowhere

[@wrenh4rper]

he’d probably been wanting to say something like that his whole life lol

[@ejzeiberg]

It wasnt an agent, it was his chief of staff

[@XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX]

I don't think he had time to think about being cool. His mind is probably racing thinking about all the massive tasks and responsibilities that he was going to need to do.

[@durdleduc8520]

to be fair, it was genuinely the main point of discussion in that moment -- freak accident, or intentional? obviously Bush could have inferred it on its own, but redundancy never hurts. the fact that America was under attack was why he had to gtfo

[@anusername8350]

​@@XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX SO MUCH PAPERWORK

[@JamaicanAviator]

Here’s an interesting fact about my grandpa: My grandpa an ex air traffic controller, was the air traffic controller who cleared the Air Force one for landing on 9/11.

[@notnull7353]

No one cares

[@user-qp4cx6wc5e]

@@notnull7353Imagine having such a sad life that you feel the need to write this

[@maxferris805]

@@notnull7353you polled all 8 billion people on earth and every single one of them said they don’t care?

[@charlesracing123]

proof?

[@cruisinguy6024]

Ehhhh okay?

[@willmarine1287]

Really happy to see this channel reaching its full potential.

[@User31129]

This channel and another with a similar MO (Fact Faction) definitely do quality over quantity. And there's nothing wrong with that.

[@assncreed]

Lemmino​@@User31129

[@diane1390]

I remember the day that happened. I had the TV turned off and didn't know about it until an old friend told me. When I turned on my TV, I was shocked. I was so depressed about that for months. I cried and cried. Ive never felt the same, nor do I feel completely safe to this day. 😢

[@jitterrypokery1526]

Bruh

[@cmdrgarbage1895]

If it makes you feel better, the world significantly worse today

[@diane1390]

@@cmdrgarbage1895 it does seem that way. I think our old world 🌍 has always had it's issues. But we prefer not noticing them till they're too obvious to ignore.

[@driver288]

I live in Sweden 🇸🇪. At this time we had a new office lacking only one thing. A tv antenna or cable. Internet news outlets were overloaded instantly after this event started. Sweden is 7 hours ahead of New York. So the first mentions of this happened in the early afternoon here. I was working at Ericsson the telecom company at the time and later that afternoon I was taking a flight to London for a 3 day conference. We actually did go. On a British Airways Boeing 767 3 hours delayed since 3 passengers with loaded bags were missing. It was total chaos and changes flying forever. Also during the conference they said that “of course keep your phones on!” We were glued to tvs and radio in taxis all night that day making our way to London and our hotel. On the return trip security was forever changed and everything down to a hairpin had to be left behind in plastic bags. A horrible event that still fascinates and terrifies people to this day, which probably was intended. Also sparked a lot of conspiracy theories. I will never forget 9/11 2001

[@jordanrosenberg9816]

What a crazy experience, I always like to learn more about how the rest of the world perceived the events that happened on 9/11. Thank you for sharing your story

[@ARealTaco]

Why didn’t you warn us about it if you guys are 7 hours ahead 🥲

[@driver288]

@@ARealTacoI really hope you’re joking. This is irony, right?

[@kiranclarke869]

@@driver288 They were indeed joking :P

[@ARealTaco]

@@driver288 yeah I’m joking 🤪

[@svenbilen251]

This was one of the best videos I have ever watched, a topic that is not normally covered. Give this man a documentary show.

[@edinbrka6510]

Like bibis october 7

[@badcornflakes6374]

It's very well edited. The commentary leaves a lot to be desired. It sounds like he grew up with a binky in his mouth for too long. It left him with a speech impediment saying things like "Classwoom" and "Baffwoom". I can't take that seriously, but everything else is great.

[@taterchip0309]

@@badcornflakes6374 have you ever thought that maybe English isn’t this persons first language? I think they did an AMAZING job from the visuals to the commentary. Be more kind

[@agbook2007]

@@badcornflakes6374, good editing - aside from Cheney, the “64th VP” The voiceover is not jarring but the mispronunciations ARE.

[@valeblack3393]

All respect to civilians and emergency personnel who lost their lives or their health during or after those days trying to save as much people as possible, the world will remember you

[@Mini_Man147]

Still clearly remember it, was 13 yrs old, i went to school and lived in brooklyn and we had a school trip to the brooklyn bridge that day, i called in sick and was super bummed out i wasnt able to go but i woke up like around 9 am to see my mom and dad in utter shock looking at the tv, luckily none of my classmates were hurt that day and and everyone made it out safely, im just so greatful i called in sick though

[@evastapaard2462]

In the greater sceme of things your story is not important but somehow I love these stories. they show how 'normal' people were impacted and I believe that's significent too. the world has changed so much after 9/11

[@Gingerbread657]

Great video! My dad used to live in New York and work in the building next to the World Trade Center. when the first plane hit, he looked around and saw a HUGE fireball coming from the first tower. he still went in to work, because he also thought it was just and accident. but when the second plane hit, he ran. when we came back to the one world trade center and his old office, he cried it out. it was the first time I ever saw him actually cry, i was pretty shocked. i showed him this video and he could confirm everything that happend in this video.

[@sharp14x]

Was your dad onboard Air Force One?

[@Gingerbread657]

@@sharp14x yes he's Bush

[@Marcosss-7-years-ago]

@@Gingerbread657😂

[@doubledown4476]

My boyfriend worked next door as well in the World Financial Center. One of the worst parts of that day was no one's cell phones worked. I couldn't get in touch with him, had no idea if he was under a pile of rubble. At about 10:45am I got a landline call and heard the words "I'm home". I'll never forget that moment. He caught the last train to leave Penn station before all transit was suspended.

[@WoodlandTrotter]

No

[@YounusRizwan1]

I can't believe such a work of the Boeing 747 is such a work of art, it has a lot of history behind it from 1968 to today. Its such a shame they would retire this piece of art

[@two67gh]

Boing 747

[@Otter-Destruction]

Queen of the skies

[@Moey_Bort3]

It’s Boeing

[@OwlyFisher]

boing? lmao

[@sunderjirahim]

I was in 3rd year in my university in Ottawa, Ontario. I can never forget this day. It will forever be ingrained in my mind.

[@pixelbyteispoggers]

As an Indian, i confirm that hearing the words "America is under attack" sends shivers down my spine.

[@himneeshchowdhary820]

???

[@rydellgarcia]

bro shut up. you didnt actually feel that. shhhhhhhh

[@fluesque]

Love the handmade animations, makes the videos a must watch

[@unironicaluser1867]

amazing how you watched the entire video in 4 mins!

[@jackson.graham4973]

@@unironicaluser1867do you find it impossible to comment on a video as it is playing…?

[@I_Love_Learning]

@@unironicaluser1867 The animations are throughout the whole video...

[@TitaniumTurbine]

⁠@@jackson.graham4973 That’s not their point, the problem is that a LOT of people watch two minutes of a video and jump into the comments to either ask answered questions or make ridiculous statements… instead of just watching the video. Then there’s the “people” who comment early just so they can be one of the first.

[@ambasing_omaygot]

@DonithaHentaiy-gf8d enough spamming, no one cares about your like begging too Bots like you are cringe

[@atm-vw9tp]

Ngl you deserve to be on trending, happy you are.

[@dotguy5914]

I was wondering why I felt like I watched this before but turns out I’ve already watched it back in December on Nebula. I appreciate the early releases of videos on Nebula.

[@GiggidyWiggidy]

Bro I was thinking the same thing. Had to Ctrl + F the word "Nebula" to make sure I wasn't tripping lol

[@KelalaSeichi]

Same thing I was like wait a sec I swear I watched this

[@ronniedude0000]

Same here. Sadly since the end of the curiosity stream bundle, my access ended in April

[@dottedmax]

I remember getting up for work, watching news and see this on live tv. Everyone was devastated.

[@cajohnson1234]

9:17, the Canadian government issued a similar order for a plane approaching is airspace from international airspace. When the fighter pilots reached the offending airplane, the fighters were ordered to shoot the plane down, but the pilots on site decided to give communications another shot. Communicating by Morse code, the pilot of the passenger plane and the fighter were able to communicate, making it known the passenger airplane was experiencing a malfunction in their radio. Lucky both the fighter pilots and the pilot of the passenger jet knew Morse!

[@warcraftaddict117]

writing from my hubby's account we share: I salute the people on flight 93. I am so sorry for the loss to their family and friends. You all were so brave and we are so thankful for your selfless collaboration. I will never forget that day. Only a few years earlier because of my own family abusing me, I had tried to commit suicide to escape my family so seeing the people jump from the towers in desperation maybe thinking maybe they might have a chance, maybe not knowing how close they were or not to the ground as it was being destroyed, just knotted my stomach, twisted my heart in pain and made me cry. It still hurts my heart to see the footage. They were jumping but they were jumping because they had lives to get back to, family to live with, family who was waiting and hoping they would live. I remember my mom and I just sitting on the couch together snuggled up crying softly and singing along quietly/silently to the chorus of Alan Jackson's "Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning?" That was a beautiful song and remains a beautiful song.

[@lisayt3024]

Glad you are still here ❤️

[@MattHuey]

i live like 25 mins from Flight 93✈️ and the memorial is amazing! also shocking and sad!😢 You can hear the voices and black box!😔

[@jessvolina6007]

Born and raised across the river in north Jersey. I was in my early 20’s having the time of my life taking time off from school, got a job with the town. Me and another guy were in a truck that had a radio which was tied into the PD and we started getting emergency signals…ah they’re just testing, let’s just continue picking up road debris. I will never forget how a street so busy, so many businesses and things was so eerily quiet. Then the news of a plane hitting the WTC hit but there is an airport in town with a lot of small single engine planes, so I figured someone hit an antenna or something…a few minutes later it was insanity. That night I went to a bar and you couldn’t get another body in there. It was incredible, news on every channel, ppl drinking but not drunk, everyone supportive of each other, ppl crying, ppl preparing to deploy. My ride to and from work the giant yellow brown cloud that hung in the air over that beautiful Island. We endured, regardless of all that was lost we continued. Just, with the stuff going on at our border, don’t think it can’t happen again and don’t forget a botched attempt happened before that. I’m not saying who to vote for but it’s not just ppl looking for a better life coming in. It’s people that HATE this country and all it stands for that would will try to bring us to our knees once again. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen.

[@MF_JONES]

I hope the additional air travel security measures prevent this ever happening again. Not sure how they managed to do a controlled demolition of building 7 though - we can't forget we need security measures in large buildings too

[@lisayt3024]

​@MF_JONES it wasn't a controlled demolition it collapsed after burning all day

[@Fragmented1436]

On 9/11 we lived in apartment buildings right near SAC Offut AFB. At first we heard the jets and went out onto the patio because we thought the base was under attack. Than we heard a larger plane and as the plane turned in to make a landing at the base I saw the seal on the plane. It was all in slow motion, and I can still see it as clear as if it had happened yesterday. Just seeing Air Force One heading to land not but 2 miles away from where I stood on that day was crazy.

[@sparkequinox]

I have been down a 911 rabbit hole today, and now this happens to be newly uploaded. Well done picking the algorithm posting well.

[@NocturnalCoffeecup_7]

The visuals, the execution, and the style of these videos tops some shows and Netflix documentaries, you earned my sub Neo!

[@Morse1214]

I was in 4th grade. I remeber watching it on the tv in the classroom. 😢 Still got several newspaper from the following day food savered!

[@cjc363636]

New subscriber..... neo, this is journalism at its finest. I was at work at a local US TV station that morning - I was a tech person. And when the 2nd plane hit, I felt my knees almost buckle. Everyone knew the world had just changed in an instant. On the day, I remember feeling lost - along with everyone at work - as AF1 was in communications blackout while POTUS headed back to DC. That night, all the TV stations, even ones with no news division, had gotten last minute retransmission agreements to simulcast one of the other networks covering the event. Wall-to-wall coverage went on for at least 3 days.

[@cameronsatterfield14]

I was also at work, at a TV station in Omaha. I still remember it vividly. When we learned Bush was on his way to Offutt AFB, we scrambled a live crew out there to cover it - it was surreal. In the end, I was on the switcher directing our coverage until well after Bush left Offutt. 12+ hours without a break. The enormity of what happened that day didn't hit me until I got home - we were too busy covering it.

[@Frank-Lee-Speeking]

Three days? Make that three WEEKS! Unless my memory is completely gone, it was very close to 3 weeks before normal broadcast schedules resumed. In that entire three weeks, there was nothing but 9/11 coverage with only a very few exceptions. While it was unquestionably a huge and newsworthy event, I found it really tedious to see the same footage of the Towers falling time and time and time again, almost like it was on a loop. There were few facts and endless speculation to fill the rest of the time. I think it would have made much more sense to have left the normal broadcast schedule largely in place with frequent/regular updates as new FACTS were learned. Very little of the speculation about who was behind the attack, what they were trying to accomplish or what was next was useful; it only stoked people's fear. I would much rather have heard the verifiable facts as they were learned, not the speculation and fear-mongering that filled the airwaves.

[@NightRye_]

I thought the footage of the Air Force One in the sky was just stock footage but its actually a 3D animation with a cool VCR effect. Well done.

[@Yopmemama]

Already a banger 10 seconds in

[@ninethetwotailedfox]

ok.

[@AviatorCharl]

Ong

[@Stilipluth]

🍩🧹

[@thepiedish903]

Ooof

[@SimplyAnAxolotl.official]

You mean the first 0.01 microseconds??

[@-shallowanimates-]

It’s crazy that they put a ad in such an important video, that should be a memorable to those who lost their lives, and had to watch everything they worked for get destroyed. I pray to the families who lost their family’s

[@infernalpenguin1469]

Always a treat to see a notification for this channel

[@Espreessoo]

Damn, cant believe i got a video this soon.

[@SimplyAnAxolotl.official]

Same, its a banger as well

[@Jsjsjjssjs]

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[@guatf1]

Yeah only about 23 years late 😂

[@JustinnM]

major incidents like 9/11 can make people go nuts, (like an inside man in air force one) but gotta give it to them for being extremely cautious.

[@user-rh9mh5kh3p]

Bunch of government bs

[@yasininn76]

Major in terms of America maybe.

[@rrai1999]

@@yasininn76 I think you mean major in terms of international. People thought ww3 was breaking out. Brazilians and Japanese emptying their bank accounts quickly in a panic.

[@gae_wead_dad_6914]

@@user-rh9mh5kh3p Whatever you say, vatnik None of you can even make a convincing fuckin' name and just go with "user-n2i45u439tujg" all the time.

[@Rzo139]

​@rrai1999 Also, the media was reporting that car bombs were going off and men with guns were seen running around - all of it reported to be in DC.

[@johnned4848]

Gotta say the minute by minute chronology is excellent. Lot of details I didn't know and it really puts the day into perspective. Excellent job. Subscribing

[@NotInterXX]

This man’s videos are always bangers.

[@belowfactual]

So is anyone else bingeing 911 videos? It’s just so unbelievable I have to rewatch videos to believe this tragedy

[@explosiveevo219]

100% agree

[@nicolatesla5786]

Not anymore. The design of the buildings failed the design standards to withstand a airliner impact. The internal interagency federal interagency offices linking together did not exist. That new roll was created by the DOHS. aircraft doors did n9t have a locking. Door.

[@oooodles3]

And what about building 7? How did they have time to put the demolition charges in?

[@rachelroberts633]

I watched it all in person and still binge these videos. It's wild

[@Quzga]

I actually just binged videos about how cia caught bin laden and ended up here

[@jimmyispromo]

I remember being a freshman in high school and watching this unfold In real time from one class to the next. Will never forget

[@jameslemarbe9828]

Your videos are so well edited. Keep up the good work.

[@TheChiefOrg13]

Sir, a second neo video has hit the recommendations tab

[@Maine307]

i will never forget that day.. i was in Okinawa durring a current Typhoon..locked up in on Base.. was soo crazy..go on alert during a Typhoon..

[@PiniutLEGIT]

Congrats on the 69th (public) video on the channel. The quality of the videos is outstanding and you deserve all the subs.

[@jsharps1000]

I feel so bad for those kids. I mean imagine being those kids and being forced to stand next to bush.

[@BodyRibbonz]

😂

[@Dhshevhsusjzns]

I send my condolences to all the people who died on 9/11. Never forget 😔

[@AbidAli-bo8sv]

And millions of innocents killed in response and many more who suffered brutality.

[@basicallyourandomyoutuber]

“Finally, I’ve been waiting for this moment for a Neo video.”

[@TheRealMrChicken940]

You know its a good day when neo posts!

[@JaredOwen]

Well done video - I enjoyed this very much!

[@pretszi]

Bruh

[@threeormore]

Goated youtuber

[@philfichtinger3009]

du machst einen hervorragenden job. das hier ist die zweite doku von dir, die ich mir ansehe. i'm hooked already.

[@eringanley1796]

Really awesome video! I remember seeing this on Nebula before and always thought it's such a unique look at things happening during 9/11. By the way, just saw you've now reached over 2 million subs. As a day 1 fan, I'm really happy for you and I hope you keep making amazing content like this! 🎉

[@_WyngX]

I know you are AB testing the thumbnail, but I think the one with the side profile of the plane, with the towers in the background is a stronger thumbnail as compared to the one that you currently have on! Just my two cents.. And the content is fantastic as usual. Top job! :)

[@cyberhawk7274]

I don't know how exactly it looked but your confidence in it made me give your comment a like as to move up above other comments. As a failed creator myself I like that you're helping another fellow creator grow.

[@_WyngX]

@@cyberhawk7274 Cheers, mate! :)

[@Nintenblox]

My parents were in college when this happened and my dad remembers seeing this on TV while eating breakfast and then finding out classes were cancelled due to the scale of this event

[@Busy_pilot]

Thankyou for making these videos this helped me with my presentation!

[@CRIZZZLPT]

what do you mean, this IS the presentation. turn frames into slides, study the transcript, done.

[@MaximusZayd]

The realistic animations of AF1 were insane, almost had me fooled until I realised the slats were always extended. Your work has more Production Quality than most documentaries or TV shows in general out there.

[@TheCynicalblue]

A story my mum told me that when she was watching 9/11 on the news (I was 2) i started putting my legomen on the edge of the sofa and pushing them off recreating the jumpers

[@Dragon_Vids3]

That’s dark💀

[@A_N_N_I_]

My stepmother was walking to work in the trade center,she just started her job there. She saw the planes hit the towers and had to run away fast. Because of the dust and debris she got bronchitis and Asthma..if she was 10 minutes earlier she wouldve been inside the tower..i thank god she woke up late

[@niklasnoll7493]

I‘m 20 now and therefore wasn‘t born when all this happened but whenever I see videos about 9/11 I start crying. I‘m not even American aswell

[@cpob2013]

I was 6 at the time. As confused as everyone was, no one was telling kids what was going on. Gradually things became clear and everyone went through the stages of grief and comforting each other but it was honestly a little scary how everyone was out for blood by the end of the day. Howard stern went on the radio and openly called for genocide in the middle east. Just rattled off countries and said we should nuke them and leave nothing but a barren wasteland. And everyone agreed.

[@yujiitadorireal2020]

You make some of the best documentries on KZbin. (In my opinion)

[@geoduck1779]

My dad’s friend was Todd Beamer who was the man on flight 93 who tried to take the plane back. He said the famous “Let’s roll” quote

[@D007-u8e]

That plane was shot down before reaching its target

[@Todomo]

I wasnt alive when this happened and I never will know what it feels like. Ive grown up in a world where airports will look through all of your private belongings and you never really feel secure in the air separated from the rest of the world. i just cant imagine what it would have been like before.

[@canadaclub8920]

it wasnt *that* different, but yes security was taken much more seriously after 9/11

[@leivinpavon9648]

I find it such a luxury to be able to learn history, thank you for your passion, continue to be excellent!

[@AceStrife]

As a kid in school, this was one of the best days in school, because we all did nothing but sit around watching TV and then going home. As an adult, this is the worst thing to ever happen to current society. I wish I was a couple years older..

[@No_moral_to_the_story]

KZbin's been recommending me this video once a day for the last few weeks. Anyone else?

[@avionOasia]

Yeah me too. Finally watching it now

[@steventamburello7187]

The feeling of my chest heavy shows how impactful this tragedy still is 23 years later. It's so sad.

[@abhishekmahanta1112]

Wow man, incredible amount of research + detailed informative presentation. This is premium level content 👍

[@DigitalComputingOfficial]

Completely tragic event. I pray for all victims. Thank you neo, for this video.

[@unironicaluser1867]

thank you for your generic response

[@annieroche22]

​@unironicaluser1867 thank you for your unnecessary input.

[@DigitalComputingOfficial]

@@unironicaluser1867 no problem

[@ChengMcGoldstein]

Should prayed before it all happened.

[@Alexander_Grant]

Should have prayed to Allah, he got a win that day. Your God would have prevented it if he was real.

[@SWAFanPilot]

I NEVER cry, but I just watched the flight 93 movie the other night and cried. They're heroes for sacrificing themselves to not let the hijackers hit the capitol.

[@bitzb8796]

My grandma, grandpa, aunt and uncle were flying back from LA into Newark the morning of 9/11. As they were flying over NYC, my grandpa looked out the window to the twin towers and turned to my grandmother and said “We need to get up to those one of these days”. They landed 10 minutes before the first plane that crashed into the towers took off. They were on the tarmac with them.

[@ACE-ej4fu]

imagine if 9/11 happened today where everyone and their moms has a phone. thatd be wacky

[@Vibrantly_Monochromatic]

People had phones back then and the phone lines were overwhelmed Nobody could make a call

[@MinatheRaichu]

​@@Vibrantly_Monochromaticbut we would have video from inside and honestly? With how hard it is to hear the voicemails and phone calls from those inside? I'm glad we dont have those videos.

[@ronzerker390]

With today's technology and our military, idk if another 9/11 could happen. It'd just be a missile. I 10000% get what you're saying though

[@Theonlybuddy]

People would make memes out of it people would record it alot and probably turn the people who fell of the building a meme

[@daniellefrancis1476]

It would be on TikTok when the victims on the planes filmed their own demise! Lol

[@rishabhghughal5688]

insane editing man

[@ZachMcZachington]

Truly a horrific event, God rest their souls.

[@Xiiki]

Y’know, I don’t see a lot of people talking about the bravery of those on flight 93, they potentially saved the lives of hundreds of people at the cost of their own.

[@martinhansen6802]

That was a banger! Thank you!

[@ricksallypeterson7246]

I’m interested in the note-taking. Does that happen all the time, or only in certain situations? It appears that they’re taken in real time (not transcribed later from a recording), and I’m impressed with the level of detail!

[@beakerpops6745]

How do you create so stunning content?

[@MichaelSeibert]

Man, watching this almost 23 years later makes me tear up. Even with alle the debates around it, nobody can deny, that this day changed everyone’s lives. There is no other event in modern history, that set into motion so many things. It’s not as present anymore, but looking back - f….