Thanks for sharing. Will watch. I remember feeling like all of America froze that day. Schools, businesses, everyone stopped their day to watch the news on TV in shocked and horrified silence.

Thanks for the share. I lived less than a mile south of the pentagon on 9/11 and had just passed it on my way to work an hour before. I can still remember the smell of smoke that went on for almost two weeks. And the eerie silence of no plane activity (Reagan National airport was also less than a mile away). If we don’t learn from our history then we’re doomed to repeat it in the same cycles. Seems like we’re already in forget mode.

Maybe I can check this out after work

Maybe a few helrcopters could have douced the fire out like forest fired. So much of a terrible horrible thing to do to anyone else.

I watch this every year since 9/11. It is the best documentary of this awful. It was not intended to be about 9/11 but about a young new firefighter and his first day.

This documentary made me feel a range of emotions from anger to profound sadness and deep empathy. I had never seen it. Thanks for sharing.

James Woods interview: witnessing 911 terrorist dry run.

Excellent documentary! We will never forget ❤️🇺🇸❤️

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@grok tldr who did 9/11