Images taken at Flt 93 Crash Site August 11, 2002
I volunteered with the Salvation Army to help at Ground Zero in March of 2002. Even six months later, there was enough damage to know what had happened. I took a picture of the 'cross' beam because it signified that GOD is (and always will be) with us.
Canadian flag showing support from out brothers up north, I noticed during the 911 crisis many fire fighters from Toronto Canada volunteered in the search for survivors. Thank you Canada.
My wife and I were on Holidays in Hawaii when the 911 attacks occured. We were lucky the 911 attacks only delayed our trip home to Sydney Australia. During our extended stay in Honolulu we wondered the streets. The flags came out from every where. The picture I submitted shows a man who we past on the street many times on this one day. He stood there from early in the morning until at least mid afternoon when this photo was taken. Even though it was stinking hot. He continued to stand. I knew then that this incident had touched every one no matter where they were.. Lest We Forget.
Early in the morning on September 13. in Union Square.
this is a flight data recorder poster for the black boxes of the airliners. to my knowledge they were never found.
Photo of the World Trade Center Towers that was taken from a flight into LGA. Notice the break in clouds and lighting pattern. This photo was taken at about 1300 Eastern time on July 9, 1999.
Images from my apartment that was literally blown to bits at Ground Zero (I lived in Battery Park City). As an a sad sidebar to my story, I was only allowed to take a few personal effects out of the apartment by the police. When I was finally able to return, my apartment had been looted and most of my personal possessions stolen. I have since moved out of NYC.
Banner from columbine HS displayed in the Pentagon Hallway
This image was taken inside the Family Assistance Center set up at the Seven Springs Resort for persons who lost loved ones on United Flight 93. It contains a close up of a section of one of the many banners sent to help support the families. I was serving as coordinator of the American Red Cross Disaster Mental Health volunteers working at the site.
This picture was taken during a visit in 1997. I was amazed at the incredible height of these buildings, so high that their tops were lost in the clouds.
As I got off the 4-5 subway on Wall St at around 9.20 am on 9/11, I turned around and I saw the towers in flames. I took many pictures of this, in shocking disbelief. After this I was stuck in the subway trying to head back to GCT for almost 2 hours. I was underground when the towers collapsed.
My father, Scott, took this photograph of the North and South World Trade Towers while on a business trip in the 1990's. I think it was after the 1993 bombing, but I'm not sure.
I went ahead with a scheduled business trip to NY City on September 24th, 2001. While there, I visited Ground Zero. This is a picture of the devastation, only 13 days after the tragedy.