I’ve always wanted to visit this site but can’t yet bring myself to do so. I was a United Flight Attendant during 9-11. I would have been on this flight but I took an early maternity leave. I was at home that day with my husband who was also a United airlines pilot. This is a tough day for me. My daughter saved my life
Went on the 20 year remembrance. 5 mile back up to get in. Not one person tried to cut in line nor did I see anyone grow weary of the wait and leave. There were thousands there and above all it was the respectful and very somber silence to that whole day. Even those that gathered together on foot at various points. Talking was at a hushed almost whispered tone. The thousands of motorcycles arriving and leaving, not one engine was reved. Not one car horn was blown. The stillness and sounds of that pasture gave you an enormous sense of what that original 2001 day was like and what profound horrific sounds the crash made. I was moved like never before. It reminded me more of how I actually felt on September 12th 2001. Deep sadness 😞
I thank you for this tour. As a veteran of Iraq, I am somewhat conflicted about my tours of combat as I felt the real fight was in Afghanistan. I have always wanted to visit this site.
Thanks a lot for the video! What a privilege! Being able to participate so closely, even being very far away geographically. I live here in Brazil. in the city of Belo Horizonte. in the state of Minas Gerais. I would like to congratulate all of you Americans for all the care and love for these Heroes and for your Country. This is wonderful. Thank you so much for this opportunity! I watched the movie of United Flight 93. My heart was broken. I do not have words. Thank you very much! Jesus bless you all!
I would love to visit this someday I was 2 when it happened living in Australia I was made aware of what happened on September 11 2001 from a young age it still devastates me I will say even though I didn’t know the passengers or flight crew I’m so proud of them for fighting back and saving more lives bless them. 💕🙏
I went up over Memorial Day weekend and it is a beautifully done memorial. The whole area is peaceful and serene....the lush green all around, the trees and land....the sun was bright and the wind was whipping...I felt peace. May the passengers never be forgotten.❤
Thanks for posting. My first time there was in September 2002. There was a chain link fence where people were putting memorabilia. There were hundreds and hundreds of Police, Fire,EMS badges, patches, many other things. The portajohn that was there was covered in signatures and thoughts as well as the guardrails that formed the parking area. I was there twice in 2002. My 2nd trip in 2002 I left my badge from 911 on the fence with many others. The Ranger that was there said all the items were being archived and put in a museum up there someday. I was there in 2006 and it was still undeveloped. Was there in 2012 and some of that was there. They had just planted the Japanese Cherry trees. It is a beautiful area and there is an aura about that place. I need to make another trip up.
I remember when the memorial was two pieces of chain link fence adorned with firefighter hats, and various other memorabilia and the benches and a small visitor hut.
Nice Video. I made one of Flight 93 Memorial, in July 2021. Realized ten minutes of the video on the action camera, was corrupted. Couldn't recover the footage. Was very happy the Tower of Voices chimed a few times while recording it.
Lovely video guys. So peaceful, and a somewhat erie quietness. We have not been there yet. My daughter, Kristin, has been to New York to visit the World Trade Center Memorial, and I think she would like to see this one as well. We really dont live that far away from it also. Perhaps in the Spring we will be able to go. Really enjoyed these little "tour's" you and your son , Scott (?) has taken us on. Just a personal comment .....You can definitely tell you are father and son....look so much alike ! thanks, Vicky Testerman
A memorial at the church here in Pinehurst, featuring 2 of the victims of 9/11. (It’s expanded since) by the time I got home, I couldn’t remember either name but remembered one was on flight 93. Deora Bodley, who was youngest passenger on the flight. Her and I were 10 days apart in age, both flying home…only I made it. I met her mom, Debby, years after that. I have always felt each passenger was there for a reason. That anyone else was different, it would’ve ended differently. My uncle was supposed to be at the Pentagon that morning at a meeting, he was 45 minutes late. Lost 3 co-workers. “People ask who, what, where, why and when….I ask for peace.” -Deora Bodley 4/8/81 - 9/11/01
Given the speed of the aircraft at impact and the fuel load I doubt that many of the bodies of those 40 United Flight 93 Hero's would have been recovered. Which may be why the impact zone is "off limits". I have no connection with those 40 women and men who gave their lives and I doubt that they would consider themselves heros but (imho) they are American Heros.
A day after 9/11 me and a friend drove around near the crash site. All the fields had signs saying "Property of U.S. government. Violators will be shot"
They didn't want anyone to see the bs they were hiding. Fun fact: This "crash site" was there years before 9/11/2001. It looked like a trash heap or burning site. How do I know? Go look at older satellite images before that date. The first people on site said there was no plane parts, no bodies,no luggage. But the criminal government behind the lies wants you to believe the ground absorbed the plane. There WAS however a plane crash in this area but it was in the woods. A fighter jet shot it down according to several witnesses. The planes used that day were not commercial planes, they were military planes. You can easily see this when you look at the plane that hit the 2nd tower. It's a dark gray plane. Several Airforce guys admitted on video that they actually remotely flew the planes that day due to a war game exercise that mimicked exactly what happened that day. They had no idea it was anything other than a video simulation exercise. They said they were cut off from all outside communication and didn't realize what was happening in the 'news'. The fighter pilot likely went against orders to not shoot it down. They obviously don't want anyone to know that the plane was military. I've been studying the details of that domestic terrorist attack since the day it happened. By the way, the video of the Airforce guys talking about this was completely scrubbed from the internet. I deeply regret not saving it when I first saw it.
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I’ve always wanted to visit this site but can’t yet bring myself to do so. I was a United Flight Attendant during 9-11. I would have been on this flight but I took an early maternity leave. I was at home that day with my husband who was also a United airlines pilot. This is a tough day for me. My daughter saved my life
God bless you. God Bless you daughter 🙏
God bless you and I’m so glad God prevented your family from this pain.
❤️❤️❤️ I am sure it was painful for you and your United Airlines family. I am also sure your daughter knows as well.
No you weren’t
You need to go, and you should take your daughter with you. It will be cathartic. You need closure!
All passengers flight 93 on board are heros forever may god rest in peace in heaven
Went on the 20 year remembrance. 5 mile back up to get in. Not one person tried to cut in line nor did I see anyone grow weary of the wait and leave. There were thousands there and above all it was the respectful and very somber silence to that whole day. Even those that gathered together on foot at various points. Talking was at a hushed almost whispered tone. The thousands of motorcycles arriving and leaving, not one engine was reved. Not one car horn was blown. The stillness and sounds of that pasture gave you an enormous sense of what that original 2001 day was like and what profound horrific sounds the crash made. I was moved like never before. It reminded me more of how I actually felt on September 12th 2001. Deep sadness 😞
I've been there before and it was so heroic for those people to sacrifice themselves to save DC from another attack
I just hope...that the victims on 93....know this exists and are watching over all here❤
Next year Lord willing me and my family will travel from Indiana to pay our respects! God bless all the heroes and May God give their families peace.
The personal stories and documentation of the final moments on Flight 93 are indeed moving. This is truly a memorial.
I thank you for this tour. As a veteran of Iraq, I am somewhat conflicted about my tours of combat as I felt the real fight was in Afghanistan. I have always wanted to visit this site.
Thank you for your service. Lou
thank you for your service.
Thanks a lot for the video!
What a privilege! Being able to participate so closely, even being very far away geographically. I live here in Brazil. in the city of Belo Horizonte. in the state of Minas Gerais.
I would like to congratulate all of you Americans for all the care and love for these Heroes and for your Country. This is wonderful. Thank you so much for this opportunity!
I watched the movie of United Flight 93. My heart was broken. I do not have words.
Thank you very much!
Jesus bless you all!
I would love to visit this someday I was 2 when it happened living in Australia I was made aware of what happened on September 11 2001 from a young age it still devastates me I will say even though I didn’t know the passengers or flight crew I’m so proud of them for fighting back and saving more lives bless them. 💕🙏
I went up over Memorial Day weekend and it is a beautifully done memorial. The whole area is peaceful and serene....the lush green all around, the trees and land....the sun was bright and the wind was whipping...I felt peace. May the passengers never be forgotten.❤
We must all remember Mark Bingham, a true hero RIP
Thanks for posting. My first time there was in September 2002. There was a chain link fence where people were putting memorabilia. There were hundreds and hundreds of Police, Fire,EMS badges, patches, many other things. The portajohn that was there was covered in signatures and thoughts as well as the guardrails that formed the parking area. I was there twice in 2002. My 2nd trip in 2002 I left my badge from 911 on the fence with many others. The Ranger that was there said all the items were being archived and put in a museum up there someday. I was there in 2006 and it was still undeveloped. Was there in 2012 and some of that was there. They had just planted the Japanese Cherry trees. It is a beautiful area and there is an aura about that place. I need to make another trip up.
The National Park Service really did a great job on the memorial. Thanks for sharing Donnie and thanks for watching.
Hope they have a nice display of all the items left!
It will be an honor to visit
😥☹️🥺😢 pain never goes AWAY!:(
Thanks for the video, watching from South Africa and following along on Google maps. Hope to visit one day
I remember when the memorial was two pieces of chain link fence adorned with firefighter hats, and various other memorabilia and the benches and a small visitor hut.
Thank you for this video. It brings me so much peace.
Thanks Angela. The memorial is well worth a day trip.
We loved going there. The tower of voices was still being built when we went.
The national park service really did a great job on this memorial. Was well worth the visit. Thanks for watching. Lou
Nice Video. I made one of Flight 93 Memorial, in July 2021. Realized ten minutes of the video on the action camera, was corrupted. Couldn't recover the footage. Was very happy the Tower of Voices chimed a few times while recording it.
The National Park Service did a great job on this memorial.
Lovely video guys. So peaceful, and a somewhat erie quietness. We have not been there yet. My daughter, Kristin, has been to New York to visit the World Trade Center Memorial, and I think she would like to see this one as well. We really dont live that far away from it also. Perhaps in the Spring we will be able to go. Really enjoyed these little "tour's" you and your son , Scott (?) has taken us on. Just a personal comment .....You can definitely tell you are father and son....look so much alike ! thanks, Vicky Testerman
Thanks for watching Vicki. As always, much appreciated.
great video.......American heroes
The visit to the Flight 93 memorial was truly a moving experience. Thanks for watching! Lou
I like this music you used for the video
Thanks for watching! Lou
A memorial at the church here in Pinehurst, featuring 2 of the victims of 9/11. (It’s expanded since) by the time I got home, I couldn’t remember either name but remembered one was on flight 93. Deora Bodley, who was youngest passenger on the flight. Her and I were 10 days apart in age, both flying home…only I made it. I met her mom, Debby, years after that. I have always felt each passenger was there for a reason. That anyone else was different, it would’ve ended differently. My uncle was supposed to be at the Pentagon that morning at a meeting, he was 45 minutes late. Lost 3 co-workers.
“People ask who, what, where, why and when….I ask for peace.” -Deora Bodley 4/8/81 - 9/11/01
Thank you!
Our pleasure! Lou & Melody
Very touching video.
Flight 93 was full of US national heroes
I don’t think I would be able to go here I will get a panic attack and I would not stop crying
Given the speed of the aircraft at impact and the fuel load I doubt that many of the bodies of those 40 United Flight 93 Hero's would have been recovered. Which may be why the impact zone is "off limits". I have no connection with those 40 women and men who gave their lives and I doubt that they would consider themselves heros but (imho) they are American Heros.
A day after 9/11 me and a friend drove around near the crash site. All the fields had signs saying "Property of U.S. government. Violators will be shot"
Wow - never heard that before. Usually, the U.S. Government reserves deadly force authorized for sites with high value national security concerns.
@@LivingOurDreamNow Pretty sure 9/11 was a high security threat. Love one another!
Cover up.
They didn't want anyone to see the bs they were hiding. Fun fact: This "crash site" was there years before 9/11/2001. It looked like a trash heap or burning site. How do I know? Go look at older satellite images before that date. The first people on site said there was no plane parts, no bodies,no luggage. But the criminal government behind the lies wants you to believe the ground absorbed the plane. There WAS however a plane crash in this area but it was in the woods. A fighter jet shot it down according to several witnesses. The planes used that day were not commercial planes, they were military planes. You can easily see this when you look at the plane that hit the 2nd tower. It's a dark gray plane. Several Airforce guys admitted on video that they actually remotely flew the planes that day due to a war game exercise that mimicked exactly what happened that day. They had no idea it was anything other than a video simulation exercise. They said they were cut off from all outside communication and didn't realize what was happening in the 'news'. The fighter pilot likely went against orders to not shoot it down. They obviously don't want anyone to know that the plane was military. I've been studying the details of that domestic terrorist attack since the day it happened. By the way, the video of the Airforce guys talking about this was completely scrubbed from the internet. I deeply regret not saving it when I first saw it.
@@shanemwood wow. Fix those holes in your tin foil hat.