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Man has no greater Love , than to lay down his life for others, These Fireman, police, detectives, Ems, Loving NY Yorkers helping out , Port authority, , Bless You NY, City of Angels 😇 ❤️!!!!!!! In the Eternal aspect of course, lol

John just learned you sent them to their I disagree You gave them All a Crown 👑 that will never rust for all eternity, No Greater Man has than to lay his life down for his brothers , These guys and gals are Heros, And I think John you did am excellent job, I can never imagine what your going through at the height, you were calm but got more affirmative and brave with your calls especially helping Captain Fuentes in his last hours, You told him to hold on Cap, hold on. You gave him Hope , Bless you Mr John Lightsey!!!!!❤

Klein Shoal

I listen to this every September. This was a terrible day for America 🇺🇸

Who is the dispatcher at the beginning before Mr Lightsey takes over? Unfathomably incredible work from both of them.

Esa TRANQUILIDAD QUE TIENEN cuando hablan , me sorprende !! Los latinos somos mas intensos, no me imagino una escena asi en sudamericana

Port Authority knew WTC was a target, they even knew planes could be used. Yet so many were ill prepared. Not evacuating the S tower immediately when N tower was hit was inexcusable. They should have known both towers were the target and that the towers could collapse due to known issues with the building construction. Plus they were aware there were immanent threats.

9/11 was the result of OBL's Pride and Envy....this is why they are Deadly Sins.

Chief Pfeifer’s call at 2:10 is captured in-person in the famous Naudet documentary, immediately after the only clean footage of Flight 11 striking the North Tower

This was a strange world to be introduced to at 3 months in my mother’s arms

12:12 WE HAVE JUMPERS FROM THE WORLD TRADE CENTER absolutely horrifying

The brief "Mayday" and then constant flicking of comms from 1:12:21 - 1:12:33 is shaking. And you can hear what's probably severe static, but what almost sounds like the building crashing in a few of the very brief comm flickers. They heard it coming, but by the time they tried to call it in, it was too late. Just a fraction of a second. Rest in Peace to everyone lost in this tragedy, and my deepest condolences to all those continuing to suffer the long term effects.

NEVER FORGOTTEN RIP TO ALMOST THOSE WE LOST AND CONTINUE TO LOSE. IF YOU LIVE IN THE NYC AREA 9/11 IS STILL GOING ON FOR US

711 Pascale Squares

Around 2:09:02 Marine 6 Firefighter with an urgent stating he’s trapped in a piece of apparatus on the Westside highway.

Reichert Walks

Just hearing 1:10:00 they have no idea what’s about to happen…dozens of lives were about to be lost…

Wasn’t Chief Pfeiffer one of the first on the radio

I went to school in Oklahoma. My American History teacher was a NYC native, and his brother was with the FDNY. He was at the scene shortly after the first tower was hit. He survived it, thank goodness. I think that's why the event fascinates me so much, it was really close to home because of that.

1:18:34 EMS Worker.

They saved me that day. That is all I will say here as I was there in the turmoil.. That is all and will not comment. I listen to this for my comfort and for remeberence for those FF who got me free. Love life people. .

Never forgotten ❤️🇺🇸❤️

What could they do? The towers were huge with an explosion like that with a jet it was doomed from the beginning, unfortunately

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I've never been much of a patriot but hearing our first responders handle this tragic and stressful event helps me understand it. Rest in peace to those victims, let's not allow politicians or anti-americans soil their memory and trivialize what America went through on this day. I was six years old when this happened, and now it's in history textbooks.

How many dispatchers were working that day ?

Thank You Dave C!

FDNY Dispatcher John Lightsey #416 is the GOAT of Dispatching. He did the most amazing job under the most difficult of circumstances. He was the Dispatcher that handled both of the Towers collapsing.

RIP to all who perished on this terrible day. The firefighters and all the other rescues deserve way more recognition.

Never Forget.

"Send every ambulance, everything you got to the trade center now!" Just basically stating that every law enforcement and aid needed that day

Listening to this while doing a memorial stair climb.... man

This recording is the memorial. Thank you Manhattan and FDNY. If we can hear the civilian may-day over fire frequency and sit with the radio silences to fire fighters no longer with us, maybe we can appreciate the professional communication enduring and coming together.. no matter what. Forthwith. We have a responsibility today. Peace Be With You.

I play this clip every year to celebrate the bravery and dedication to service displayed by everyone who bravely responded to that call. It was a huge part of why I became a Fireman. You will never be forgotten brothers.

9:21 “Battalion Seven to Manhattan.” Battalion Chief Orio Palmer. He will head up to the 78th Floor of the South Tower, where United Airlines Flight 175 slammed into the Tower. Chief Palmer will inform dispatchers that there were “two isolated pockets of Fire…” and that he and Ladder 15 would “knock it down with two lines.” He also informed of “Numerous 10-45 Code Ones.” He would be martyred.

9:13 “Rescue 4 to Manhattan.” Rescue 4 coming in from Woodside, Queens. All hands lost.

8:04 “Rescue 3 to Manhattan on your frequency.” Rescue 3 coming in from The Bronx. All hands lost.

1:18 iconic 1:45

Dancing israelis

When u thinks your have a ruff day. Listen to this

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What are they saying at the end of most messages that sounds like "kay", and why are they saying it?

1:12:20 You can hear the radios of the firefighters being crushed as the South Tower collapses 1:41:43 You can also hear the radios from the North Tower

2561 Reinger Walk

“This is 3 truck and we’re still heading up” captain paddy brown ladder 3 35th floor WTC

Something I've been very curious about regarding this recording is the whole dynamic in how the dispatch system works: So from the beginning of the video, about 0:44 to 17:25, there's that one guy at the dispatch position; then from 17:30 until 36:23, this other guy takes over the dispatch position; then from 36:24 until pretty much the end (I haven't seen this full video, so I don't know for sure), this new guy comes on, presumably John Lightsey, and takes over for a majority of the time. Can someone please explain to me how that all works?

Horrific... Poor people. So sad 😢

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That crackling on the radio waves...silence...they were dead.. it's so scary. All those men died trying to do an impossible task. Absolute bravery and sacrifice 💯💯 RIP 💜 brave hearts

I know based on video documentary and data that there was at least one other plane with suspected terrorists aboard. They all escaped when the captain turned the plane back to the gate and docked.