Never Will We Forget... September 11th Rememberance Week Announcement This week, we solemnly pause to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of September 11, 2001. On this day 23 years ago, nearly 3,000 innocent people lost their lives in a series of terrorist attacks that targeted the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. We remember the victims, the brave first responders, and the countless individuals who risked their lives to save others. We express our deep gratitude to the firefighters, police officers, medical personnel, and everyday citizens who acted heroically in the face of unimaginable danger. Their courage and sacrifice in the hours, days, and months following the attacks remind us of the resilience and unity that define our communities. Let us also take a moment to thank those who continue to protect our safety and freedoms, from our military forces to emergency responders, ensuring that we are better prepared for any challenges ahead. As we reflect on this day, let us remember the importance of unity, compassion, and strength, and honor the memories of those who are no longer with us. We also want to thank the first responders that risked their life to help others. Firefighters (FDNY) • 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) died. Many of these firefighters were inside the towers when they collapsed, having gone up to help evacuate people trapped on the upper floors. Police Officers • 37 officers from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD). • 23 officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD). Emergency Medical Services (EMS) • 8 paramedics and EMTs from private emergency medical services and FDNY’s EMS division died while helping people at the scene. We pray to God 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
Before kids start to say ''under one hours gang'' this is a tragedy. And we do not want to see that in any comment section in the 9/11 tribute videos. God may be with you all. Rest in piece to the people that died on this day 23 years ago. 🕊
Well my dad and mom were supposed to be on a plane from New York and it was delayed 1 hours a 30 minutes and after they were told there was several hijacker’s found god saved my parents life
23 years and we remember 9/11 as the worst day in history. I remember in school we took the day off just to remember all the people that lost there lives and there loved ones. Im starting to cry just writing this 😭😭😭😭😭😭
My grandpa did 9/11 an now I’m taking on the legacy of being a firefighter I drive a fire engine now. And let’s take a moment to appreciate the very one who died an survived 9/11 (rip grandps will be remembered) an I was there today to go through all of it for the Marmoreal and let’s hope nothing ever happens again like this. The attacks killed 2,977 people from 90 nations: 2,753 people were killed in New York; 184 people were killed at the Pentagon; and 40 people were killed on Flight 93.
RIP to all those who died on 9/11. I was in seventh grade and we were talking about this event, and we watched a mini movie called “Boatlift” a very good short movie talking about how brave civilians that owned boats pushed through the danger and rescued hundreds of thousands of people. Never forget and always in our hearts, God bless you all. 🕊️
9/11 was a tragic event that affected and shocked many people around the world around 3,000 people were acounted dead including fire men who attempted to save people from the burning twin towers and now the 11th of september is a reminder how we evolved from our previous airport security and renforce the safety of everyone Rest in peace the 3,000 people who tragically lost theyre lives in the dark event
Shout out to my teachers dad… even though he was not affected he worked on the fire boat John. J. Harvey prior to the attacks. (Not during them but still)
Bro this is about the thousands of people who died in the terrorist attacks not your cat. Not to be mean but just saying. Rip Rocky and all those who died on 9/11
my uncle was on the first flight that hit. my mother had some feeling and didn't want him to go. still went may he R.I.P didn't know him personally because just 8 years later I was born
Rest In Peace for those who died in the 9/11 incident ✝️🕊️😇 23 years ago, for all those people that had died may you rest in peace up there in heaven. You will forever be remembered by me and everyone else! R.I.P
We were in new york on vacation, i was 3 and during the attacks my dad went into the towers to help people but never made it out. Thats why i will always remember and honor all the victims of 9/11, not only the twin towers but also the pentagon and the brave passengers on flight 93 that saved dozens of lives.
That's actually amazing that people care about what happened and all of this and for all the kids don't type ''FIRST' or like ''2024 gang'' or something you don't know history and what happened people actually died and that's the sad part people who had families and all so its wrong to type like what I said before
9/11 was such a surprise that even the emergency services didn't know it was an attack until the south tower got hit God bless America- RIP to you all who died on that day
My dad was a New York state trooper and he had to go and search at ground zero. He has lost so many of his partners due to the cancers that have stemmed from this tragic event
Powerful God, our refuge and our strength, we turn to you for peace and security as we recall the 9/11 attack. We thank you for the bravery and the sacrifice of those who saved lives as firefighters, rescue crews, or people aboard United 93. Comfort and strengthen the family and friends of those who died.
Never Will We Forget... September 11th Rememberance Week This week, we solemnly pause to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of September 11, 2001. On this day 23 years ago, nearly 3,000 innocent people lost their lives in a series of terrorist attacks that targeted the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. We remember the victims, the brave first responders, and the countless individuals who risked their lives to save others. We express our deep gratitude to the firefighters, police officers, medical personnel, and everyday citizens who acted heroically in the face of unimaginable danger. Their courage and sacrifice in the hours, days, and months following the attacks remind us of the resilience and unity that define our communities. Let us also take a moment to thank those who continue to protect our safety and freedoms, from our military forces to emergency responders, ensuring that we are better prepared for any challenges ahead. As we reflect on this day, let us remember the importance of unity, compassion, and strength, and honor the memories of those who are no longer with us. We also want to thank the first responders that risked their life to help others. Firefighters (FDNY) • 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) died. Many of these firefighters were inside the towers when they collapsed, having gone up to help evacuate people trapped on the upper floors. Police Officers • 37 officers from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD). • 23 officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD). Emergency Medical Services (EMS) • 8 paramedics and EMTs from private emergency medical services and FDNY’s EMS division died while helping people at the scene. We pray to God. 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
3 of my family members passed away instantly in the north tower when the plane hit my cousin later killed himself because he couldnt live without his parents
9/11, a day that sent the country of the United States into chaos, striking everyone with fear, and putting everyone on edge everywhere they went, I learned something yesterday from an excellent teacher I have, and ima quote it. "We can't be scared everywhere we go, we can't have the thought of fear on us." Any day could be our last, we just gotta learn to not be afraid, sure on 9/11 everybody was scared, fear has taken over. But, here we are 23 year's later, still standing, stronger and bigger than ever before. Even during our darkest hour, we shown the brightest, everyone who risked or gave their life for other's, they shown the light during America's darkest day. A day we won't forget. Like another thing i heard moreover a movie refrence but, "we live for nothing, but we die, for something." We do have a purpose in this world, on 9/11, for the people who died, they died for something, always being remembered, 23 years in. 9/11 is a day that we can't ever forget. Ever.
My dads had a neighbor in 2001 who went to new york to explore the north tower, the neighbor never made it out, the neighbor was on floor 93 and died instantly from impact
today at my school I almost cried when we had to do moment of silence who died. this is the largest attack on us soil and will never be forgotten. rest in peace the 2,996 people who died 🕊️
Let’s never forget September 11, 2001 23 years ago, a tragic event in American history, New York has changed a lot let’s remember those who lost their lives, 23 years, and 4 days let’s all never forget that moment millions of people have died just to prevent the attacks, those terrorist scums somehow passed TSA but it’s not TSA's fault it’s the hijackers fault that we lost the famous WTC (world trade center) all those passengers lost their lives also, including many workers in the towers, FBI, military, CIA, Police, and NYFD (New York fire department) all gave their lives, no one ever knew this was going to happen, if they did this would’ve happened, and this would be prevented, R.I.P To those, and less we forget
Our nation was attacked and let us take a moment to honor the memory of those who lost their lives that fateful day 23 years ago, we must also honor all our troops who sacrificed their lives for this country so that they could end terrorism. I salute all those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives because of 9/11. I also call on those to honor those first responders who responded to this and died, they will live forever in our hearts
September 11, 2024 On September 11, 2001, terrorists claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people and injured more than 6,000 others in the most devastating attack on American soil in our nation’s history. Today, on Patriot Day 2024, we honor their memories and stand in solidarity with the families and friends of those who perished in New York City, Arlington, Virginia and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. We pay tribute to the courageous first responders who risked and sacrificed their lives to rescue others. We also remember our colleagues who were killed in Benghazi, Libya, on this day in 2012. Their bravery and dedication continues to inspire us and serves as a reminder of the resilience and sacrifice that define our mission. On this Patriot Day observance, we are reminded of the enduring strength of the American people. This resilience drives our ongoing fight against terrorism. In the years since September 11, the United States has remained resolute in defending the homeland, protecting our people, and supporting our allies in this crucial mission. By U.S. Mission Chile | 11 September, 2024 | Topics: News
Let’s take a moment to remember the people who died and risk their lives in the military and the police and firefighters who died many people died in that they were tasking they lives for their families be safe ❤❤❤❤
This is not a time for jokes. RIP to everybody who lost their lives and the families affected by it. And may those who survived heal from it. Nobody expected such a tragedy and the terrorists most definitely knew what they were going to do was an event that would forever be marked in history.
Thank you to all who risked their lives to save others ❤ That is a true hero who goes into a burning building to save others not knowing what will happen to them ❤ Rest in peace to all who tried on the tragic event and may you all fly high 🕊️
WHY THE FRICK DO PEOPLE DO THIS. As a plane lover I do hate that day and I still do fire department had to evacuate but they didn’t hear the chief say that on the radio there radio was messed up rest in piece south tower it fell at about 10:45 AM and merica realized they were under attack by terrorist they attacked 1 other famous place in the plains of pensilvania sorry for my spelling but to be continued…
9/11 WAS A BAD PLACE TO BE AT DURING NEW YORK CITY it killed many people in the twin towers and many first responders that came and going to rescue them let’s hope that doesn’t happen again pray with me who’s with me
I would like to give you all my condolences for the victims of this terrible act. We love America and American peoples. Our hearts are with you, country of freedom. Please accept my deepest sympathies for this horrendous and perfidious act of terrorism😢. Your brother from Morocco 🇲🇦🤍🇺🇲
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In loving memory, to all who lost their lives on this day 23 years ago🕊️
Rip to all the responders who risked and lost their lives in the attacks😢
Rip
Hi Love The Videos Keep up the good Work and
Never forgot the thing that changed this world
Never Will We Forget...
September 11th Rememberance Week Announcement
This week, we solemnly pause to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of September 11, 2001. On this day 23 years ago, nearly 3,000 innocent people lost their lives in a series of terrorist attacks that targeted the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. We remember the victims, the brave first responders, and the countless individuals who risked their lives to save others.
We express our deep gratitude to the firefighters, police officers, medical personnel, and everyday citizens who acted heroically in the face of unimaginable danger. Their courage and sacrifice in the hours, days, and months following the attacks remind us of the resilience and unity that define our communities.
Let us also take a moment to thank those who continue to protect our safety and freedoms, from our military forces to emergency responders, ensuring that we are better prepared for any challenges ahead.
As we reflect on this day, let us remember the importance of unity, compassion, and strength, and honor the memories of those who are no longer with us.
We also want to thank the first responders that risked their life to help others.
Firefighters (FDNY)
• 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) died. Many of these firefighters were inside the towers when they collapsed, having gone up to help evacuate people trapped on the upper floors.
Police Officers
• 37 officers from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD).
• 23 officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
• 8 paramedics and EMTs from private emergency medical services and FDNY’s EMS division died while helping people at the scene.
We pray to God
🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
RIP to those who lost their lives 😢
Before kids start to say ''under one hours gang'' this is a tragedy. And we do not want to see that in any comment section in the 9/11 tribute videos. God may be with you all.
Rest in piece to the people that died on this day 23 years ago. 🕊
@@Totalcargeek under jk respect to everyone who has died 23yrs ago🌹
@@Ofc-redytI know this is quite some time back but if any of your family members died in the tragidy, I’m sure you will feel sad and remorseful
never forget
@@OMBgaming always remember the sacrifices.
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Well my dad and mom were supposed to be on a plane from New York and it was delayed 1 hours a 30 minutes and after they were told there was several hijacker’s found god saved my parents life
Let’s take a moment to think about people who risked their life’s.
Yo its the same guy
To anyone who lost their families in 9-11 I am very sorry, may all of the victims in 9-11 R.I.P😞🕊
23 years and we remember 9/11 as the worst day in history. I remember in school we took the day off just to remember all the people that lost there lives and there loved ones. Im starting to cry just writing this 😭😭😭😭😭😭
My grandpa did 9/11 an now I’m taking on the legacy of being a firefighter I drive a fire engine now. And let’s take a moment to appreciate the very one who died an survived 9/11 (rip grandps will be remembered) an I was there today to go through all of it for the Marmoreal and let’s hope nothing ever happens again like this. The attacks killed 2,977 people from 90 nations: 2,753 people were killed in New York; 184 people were killed at the Pentagon; and 40 people were killed on Flight 93.
John if you see this please comment happy birthday to my grandpa it’ll make my day (not forcing you to)
@@brendoneverett547 happy bday to @brendoneverett547 grandpa
RIP to all those who died on 9/11. I was in seventh grade and we were talking about this event, and we watched a mini movie called “Boatlift” a very good short movie talking about how brave civilians that owned boats pushed through the danger and rescued hundreds of thousands of people. Never forget and always in our hearts, God bless you all. 🕊️
9/11 was a tragic event that affected and shocked many people around the world around 3,000 people were acounted dead including fire men who attempted to save people from the burning twin towers and now the 11th of september is a reminder how we evolved from our previous airport security and renforce the safety of everyone Rest in peace the 3,000 people who tragically lost theyre lives in the dark event
Shout out to my teachers dad… even though he was not affected he worked on the fire boat John. J. Harvey prior to the attacks. (Not during them but still)
To all.the people that died at 9/11 we will never forget you thank you for your sacrifice you made may you rest in peace at heven
RIP for all of the officers who died in this incident. We will never forget 9/11. Thank you for your service FDNY and NYPD.
Just sayin it is FDNY
Rip to all the victims of 9/11
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Thank you to all of emergency responders
My cat died to day (11.09.24-2008) RIP ROCKY
Rest in peace Rocky❤❤❤
Bro this is about the thousands of people who died in the terrorist attacks not your cat. Not to be mean but just saying. Rip Rocky and all those who died on 9/11
Thank you for all the firefighters police EMS that have rest their lives to save us on 9/11 god bless them😔
my uncle was on the first flight that hit. my mother had some feeling and didn't want him to go. still went may he R.I.P didn't know him personally because just 8 years later I was born
Rest In Peace for those who died in the 9/11 incident ✝️🕊️😇
23 years ago, for all those people that had died may you rest in peace up there in heaven. You will forever be remembered by me and everyone else! R.I.P
My dad was killed in 9/11 and now at age 21 i'm a NYPD officer for the esu unit god bless those lives lost 😢😢
Rest in peace all of the first responders who sacrificed there life’s on that traumatic day for our nation
Thanks for your respect and this great video officerjohn! May all who died rest in peace.
RIP to every one that lost their lives 23 years ago in the 9/11 may you all RIP, GOD BLESS YOU ALL
We were in new york on vacation, i was 3 and during the attacks my dad went into the towers to help people but never made it out. Thats why i will always remember and honor all the victims of 9/11, not only the twin towers but also the pentagon and the brave passengers on flight 93 that saved dozens of lives.
RIP to all the ones who lost their lives on 9/11, we will never forget 9/11. Thank you to all of the first responders out there
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That's actually amazing that people care about what happened and all of this and for all the kids don't type ''FIRST' or like ''2024 gang'' or something you don't know history and what happened people actually died and that's the sad part people who had families and all so its wrong to type like what I said before
9/11 was such a surprise that even the emergency services didn't know it was an attack until the south tower got hit
God bless America- RIP to you all who died on that day
I lost my partner on this date a year ago. This reminds me of him. May he rest in peace. I work as a RCMP cop rn
My dad was a New York state trooper and he had to go and search at ground zero. He has lost so many of his partners due to the cancers that have stemmed from this tragic event
Rest in peace 🕊️🕊️ All of those who fought for America
RIP ❤
Rest In Peace to all that lost their lives during this tragic event 23 years ago 🕊
all emergency reponse services deserves love ❤❤🎉
Powerful God, our refuge and our strength, we turn to you for peace and security as we recall the 9/11 attack. We thank you for the bravery and the sacrifice of those who saved lives as firefighters, rescue crews, or people aboard United 93. Comfort and strengthen the family and friends of those who died.
Rest in peace to everybody that lost their lives during the 9/11 attack beautiful tribute video
Rest in peace are falling soldiers 🕊
RIP to officer Dominick who went in there and died to save his life we will always remember those who died in there 🕊️
Never Will We Forget...
September 11th Rememberance Week
This week, we solemnly pause to honor and remember the lives lost during the tragic events of September 11, 2001. On this day 23 years ago, nearly 3,000 innocent people lost their lives in a series of terrorist attacks that targeted the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a plane that crashed in Pennsylvania. We remember the victims, the brave first responders, and the countless individuals who risked their lives to save others.
We express our deep gratitude to the firefighters, police officers, medical personnel, and everyday citizens who acted heroically in the face of unimaginable danger. Their courage and sacrifice in the hours, days, and months following the attacks remind us of the resilience and unity that define our communities.
Let us also take a moment to thank those who continue to protect our safety and freedoms, from our military forces to emergency responders, ensuring that we are better prepared for any challenges ahead.
As we reflect on this day, let us remember the importance of unity, compassion, and strength, and honor the memories of those who are no longer with us.
We also want to thank the first responders that risked their life to help others.
Firefighters (FDNY)
• 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) died. Many of these firefighters were inside the towers when they collapsed, having gone up to help evacuate people trapped on the upper floors.
Police Officers
• 37 officers from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department (PAPD).
• 23 officers from the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
• 8 paramedics and EMTs from private emergency medical services and FDNY’s EMS division died while helping people at the scene.
We pray to God.
🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
RIP all the people and emergency service personnel who lost their lives 🫡🕊
Never forget, never forget the ones who died, never forget the ones who risked their lives, never forget.
R.I.P to those who lost their lives on that day we will miss them forever
Pray for all who lost their lives in this attack and who sacrificed themselves for others
3 of my family members passed away instantly in the north tower when the plane hit my cousin later killed himself because he couldnt live without his parents
9/11, a day that sent the country of the United States into chaos, striking everyone with fear, and putting everyone on edge everywhere they went, I learned something yesterday from an excellent teacher I have, and ima quote it. "We can't be scared everywhere we go, we can't have the thought of fear on us." Any day could be our last, we just gotta learn to not be afraid, sure on 9/11 everybody was scared, fear has taken over. But, here we are 23 year's later, still standing, stronger and bigger than ever before. Even during our darkest hour, we shown the brightest, everyone who risked or gave their life for other's, they shown the light during America's darkest day. A day we won't forget. Like another thing i heard moreover a movie refrence but, "we live for nothing, but we die, for something." We do have a purpose in this world, on 9/11, for the people who died, they died for something, always being remembered, 23 years in. 9/11 is a day that we can't ever forget. Ever.
Never forget 9/11 🇺🇸
🕊🕊never forget 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
Rest in peace to people that died 23 years ago.😞
My dads had a neighbor in 2001 who went to new york to explore the north tower, the neighbor never made it out, the neighbor was on floor 93 and died instantly from impact
today at my school I almost cried when we had to do moment of silence who died. this is the largest attack on us soil and will never be forgotten. rest in peace the 2,996 people who died 🕊️
Remember 911
Rest in peace to all who lost there lives that tragic day😢
Let’s never forget September 11, 2001 23 years ago, a tragic event in American history, New York has changed a lot let’s remember those who lost their lives, 23 years, and 4 days let’s all never forget that moment millions of people have died just to prevent the attacks, those terrorist scums somehow passed TSA but it’s not TSA's fault it’s the hijackers fault that we lost the famous WTC (world trade center) all those passengers lost their lives also, including many workers in the towers, FBI, military, CIA, Police, and NYFD (New York fire department) all gave their lives, no one ever knew this was going to happen, if they did this would’ve happened, and this would be prevented, R.I.P To those, and less we forget
Hey John I always know when it’s 9/11 when I get sick, I always get sick started with Covid, the a chest infection, now chicken pox
Bruh
Ya know something I found out, some of the wreckedge from one of the towers made a cross after it fell
Our nation was attacked and let us take a moment to honor the memory of those who lost their lives that fateful day 23 years ago, we must also honor all our troops who sacrificed their lives for this country so that they could end terrorism. I salute all those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those who lost their lives because of 9/11. I also call on those to honor those first responders who responded to this and died, they will live forever in our hearts
Rip fly high🙏🏻🫡🕊️
Thank you to all who lost their lives helping people on this day. they will be remembered 😢
Rest in peace
September 11, 2024
On September 11, 2001, terrorists claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people and injured more than 6,000 others in the most devastating attack on American soil in our nation’s history. Today, on Patriot Day 2024, we honor their memories and stand in solidarity with the families and friends of those who perished in New York City, Arlington, Virginia and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. We pay tribute to the courageous first responders who risked and sacrificed their lives to rescue others.
We also remember our colleagues who were killed in Benghazi, Libya, on this day in 2012. Their bravery and dedication continues to inspire us and serves as a reminder of the resilience and sacrifice that define our mission.
On this Patriot Day observance, we are reminded of the enduring strength of the American people. This resilience drives our ongoing fight against terrorism. In the years since September 11, the United States has remained resolute in defending the homeland, protecting our people, and supporting our allies in this crucial mission.
By U.S. Mission Chile | 11 September, 2024 | Topics: News
Let’s take a moment to remember the people who died and risk their lives in the military and the police and firefighters who died many people died in that they were tasking they lives for their families be safe ❤❤❤❤
This is not a time for jokes. RIP to everybody who lost their lives and the families affected by it. And may those who survived heal from it. Nobody expected such a tragedy and the terrorists most definitely knew what they were going to do was an event that would forever be marked in history.
All the 9/11 Victims, Fly High 🕊
Thank you to all who risked their lives to save others ❤ That is a true hero who goes into a burning building to save others not knowing what will happen to them ❤ Rest in peace to all who tried on the tragic event and may you all fly high 🕊️
May god be with all that has passed away🕊️
WHY THE FRICK DO PEOPLE DO THIS. As a plane lover I do hate that day and I still do fire department had to evacuate but they didn’t hear the chief say that on the radio there radio was messed up rest in piece south tower it fell at about 10:45 AM and merica realized they were under attack by terrorist they attacked 1 other famous place in the plains of pensilvania sorry for my spelling but to be continued…
great video john
respect and support your local first responders
Rest in peace to those who lost their lives.
Never forget 9/11 The people who risked lives to save the people in the 2 Buildings
Did you know that the very first firefighter casualty on that day was a civilian falling on him
It’s sad about this because my dad, he was the co pilot
9/11 WAS A BAD PLACE TO BE AT DURING NEW YORK CITY it killed many people in the twin towers and many first responders that came and going to rescue them let’s hope that doesn’t happen again pray with me who’s with me
this eposide made me cry officerjohn43 ur the best and rip to the pepole who lost there life
RIP ❤ I AM YOUR BIGEST FAN PLZ PIN
RIP to all the heroes that didn't make it :(
See cye yall next year
Thank you so much to first responders god bless America
Today is a very important but very very sad day too
23 Years Ago The Most Horrible Attack Happened Lets Get A Moment Of Silence For NYPD NYFD And All The Others. ❤😢
😭😭This was so sad i cried for 45 minutes.
It wasn’t an accident a different contrey did it but now we’ve faced it and now we’re the most powerful country ever
Today is the day we honor those brave people who risked their lives that day. We thank you for your bravery❤
And the people that saved lives but lost theirs
To all of you who lost family members, or friends, know that God is watching over them, and that they are safe. R.I.P
Thank you for all you did on that day and we will never forget the people who lost there lives the day rest in peace 🫡🫡
How's It Going officer John Hope You Enjoy Your Day I Am Fist Big Fan Love Your Vids Have A Good Day Nice Video
what is the server name?
😢😢😢😢😢😢
R. I. P to everyone who wears uniform
Good to hear
I would like to give you all my condolences for the victims of this terrible act. We love America and American peoples. Our hearts are with you, country of freedom. Please accept my deepest sympathies for this horrendous and perfidious act of terrorism😢. Your brother from Morocco 🇲🇦🤍🇺🇲
🙏 thank about the people risked their life
Take this moment
My dad was in the hijacked plane 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Rest In Peace
whats the shift on FD
My mum was gonna go to the twin towers that exact day for a client however she cancelled since her best friend had a baby shower 😅
Never forget
9/11 attacks don't make joke about 9/11 or else
Edit : I think you found a aviation comment
Never forget.
All Gave Some, Some Gave All
I lost my grand father in the twin towers this day