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LET US NEVER FORGET

On this day 22 years ago Millions of Americans went to bed with no thought how life would change forever the next day. hundreds packed flight bags they would never get to open. Thousands slept with loved ones for the very last time. One never knows what a new day has in store for them. Live each day to the fullest and never miss a chance to let those dearest to you know of your love for them.

God Bless Everyone
OldBrit · 61-69, M
I'd flown Into JFK that day and was planning to start a workshop the next day.
Heartlander · 80-89, M
I'm still unsettled about that. I'm an old aviator and spent time as an airline pilot, airline safety instructor, military pilot, even a year In an air traffic control center. And can well imagine what happened that day on all those fronts.

What the attackers did took lots of planning and practice. I don't think the Pentagon was an intended target. And who knows what the intended target of the 4th plane was.

I have lots of still unresolved questions. Like how did the terrorist take over the cockpit without upsetting the airplanes? Cockpits are pretty cramped spaces and it's hard to imagine someone forceably taking control without moving the controls to extreme positions. Even if the terrorist delivered paralyzing injections, it's difficult to imagine the movements without also moving the controls or moving one or more of the dozens of switches and leavers in a cockpit.

Also, I can't imagine 4 flights with no deadheading pilots or vacationing or commuting pilots. And that raises suspicions about whether the terrorist had assistance in picking which flights to hijack. There's quite often a extra occupant or two in the cockpit, and commuting or vacationing crew members in street clothes. People who could have made the terrorist plans more difficult to pull off.
SW-User
I don't forget, and will be staying home and quiet tomorrow, as I always do on that day.
@SW-User know of at last 7 from my Hometown who perished when the Towers fell
SW-User
@saragoodtimes My aunt has a friend who was on a flight from Portland to Boston that morning. She spent the flight into Boston chatting with a "nice, foreign man" but when she got home, she found to her horror that the nice man on the plane was one of the terrorists.
Wizardry · 46-50, M
Not American but do remember tearing up a few times. When I herd God Bless American and the American national anthem.
vetguy1991 · 51-55, M
I still remember
@vetguy1991 I will always remember. My Dad had a rental property and rented to a family who lost a husband and father. he wouldn't accept rent from the wife for a year and then just enough to cover the property taxes
Orca4950 · 70-79, M
Glassysky · 22-25, M
America had it coming.
9/11 was nothing.

What do you have to say for the hundreds of thousands of people you cartpet bombed and displaced? Destroyed villages, whole cities.

America is a criminal country.
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SlaveEt · 36-40, F

 
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