R.I.P to my fellow 1st responders and all the civilian lives taken on 9/11/01.

 

Gone but never forgotten

 

 

 

 

 

( if your not hear to say anything nice then you don't need to be in this thread last year had to many people giving those of us affected directly/indirectly shit ) 

 

 

and cause this song  and the other for me personal just fits this day 

 

 

 

Edited September 11, 201411 yr by K-9 police 9

Shit, didn't know you were a first responder.

Even though I was real young when this happened...I still remember it like it was yesterday. God bless the families that were affected on that tragic day.

I was only 1 when this happened. We will never forget all the people that lost there life on that horrible day. God bless the first responders and the families who lost someone on 9/11

9/11 never forget! R.I.P to all the people who died in the attack....May their lives never be forgotten!

We will never forget them.

I lost quite a few friends and Co -workers on that day so its very personal for me so I will never forget those lost on that day. May they all rest in peace!

Edited September 11, 201411 yr by gatekeeper

I Remember i was in Kindergarten when this happened they let school out early and i rushed home to see my parents pretty stressed watching the news.. don't remember much after that.. but what i do remember i can rewatch like a movie in my head

My thoughts are by the man and women of law enforcement and the Fire Department who gaive there lives to save others.

 

R.I.P

R.I.P.

My teacher showed us these videos in class today. It really opened my eyes. I was young when the attack happened so i didn't worry much but when i saw these videos in class today i almost cried.

When this happened, I was in preschool. My dad came home early from work and we were playing baseball in the backyard. I remember looking up in the sky and seeing smoke from the buildings. The rail service that runs through my town goes to NYC which is where most people in my town work. I remember going out with my dad around later that day around 11:00pm. There were cars here and there all over the parking lot. It was sad seeing that and knowing that these people weren't coming home after a day of work.

 

Yes, it's great that we have a day like this dedicated to the people who died in this horrific tragedy. I'm not trying to disrespect the people who died but on the other hand, this day is blown up way more than it should be. I feel bad for people who have lost loved ones because that's all they will hear about while they're trying to forget what happened and move on from it. It's like this every year.

 

Regardless, my heart goes out to all the first responders,victims, and families that were forever changed because of this tragic event.

343 will always be in our hearts, R.I.P. brother's we will take it from here.

The 23 NYPD, 37 Port Authority, 343 FDNY, and all of the civilians killed that day will never be forgotten, and neither will the sacrifices made by the men and women serving our country at home and abroad. Have a great day living under the freedom that they provide. God Bless America.    

Today will always be a somber day in American history. 

I was in Mr. Rice's class at Chattahoochee High School in Atlanta watching the events unfold on television. I was still just a kid then, only 15 years old and I didn't fully understand the gravity of what I was watching. 

Today, as I put on my uniform, step into the flight deck of a commercial airliner, and welcome people aboard the 4 flights I'll be flying today, I understand. 

I will never forget.

Although I don't remember much from this, I do remember going to school in the following years, and since it wasn't all that long ago at the time, I remember seeing my teachers just depressed and angry on the day that it happened. We will never forget such a tragedy.

Requiescat in pace for all of civilians and those who gone to WTC to save lives and lost their own in an ultimate sacrifice.

 

I highly recommend to spend 1:30h to listen to stories of the men who survived:

I remember.

I would like to post this song here, for those from my beautiful city and from around the world:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q65KZIqay4E

Edited September 11, 201411 yr by Murphy

Rest in Peace.