9/11: May We Never Forget

[UNTLifer]

Hard to believe this was 19 years ago this morning.

[Cr1028]

Just now, UNTLifer said:

Hard to believe this was 19 years ago this morning.

It was so surreal. Never forget.

[Hunter Green]

If you're of the notion to support first responders, here is a nice way to remember and honor their sacrifices.

https://tunnel2towers.org/

[97and03]

One of my buddies (NT alum) was there soon after and is suffering terribly from his time there. Lungs are completely destroyed. 

[Coffee and TV]

Check out this guy who was staying in the Marriott when it all went down

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_September_11_attacks#World_Trade_Center_Hotel

 

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World Trade Center 3 was also known as the World Trade Center Hotel, the Vista Hotel, and the Marriott Hotel. During evacuations of the two larger towers, the twenty-two story hotel was used as an evacuation runway for about 1,000 people who were evacuated from the area. A majority of the registered 940 guests at the hotel began to evacuate after alarms were raised due to a piece of one of the plane's landing gear landing on the top floor of the pool. Some did not immediately do so, with at least one guest recounting that he woke up to the first plane hitting the North Tower and went back to bed only to be awoken by the impact of the plane hitting the South Tower. He then watched the news and took a shower, got dressed, and gathered his belongings before evacuating after watching the South Tower collapse. The guests and others who were evacuated through the hotel were guided by hotel staff through the hotel's bar and outside onto Liberty Street