Continental Pilots' 911 Presentation
Nov 16, 2001 | 10:53 am
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Squeakr, there's a contact e-mail at the end of the presentation: [email protected].
It's a wonderful, sobering piece of work. It will take awhile for me to pull myself together again...
It's a wonderful, sobering piece of work. It will take awhile for me to pull myself together again...
Nov 16, 2001 | 11:50 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by eastwest:
I just went back and watched this again. I thought it deserved a bump in case some FT'ers missed it.
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I just went back and watched this again. I thought it deserved a bump in case some FT'ers missed it.
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Thank you. I have seen many tributes in the past few weeks, but this one is the most moving of any. When I thought the tears were done, I realize the pain will always be there for us, somewhere, deep down. . .And I believe that's as it must be. . .We will not forget.
Dec 2, 2001 | 9:53 pm
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This really is moving.
Many of these pictures were taken by Reuters Photographers and will appear in a book to be published next week called "September 11: A Testimony". See
September 11: A testimony .
I know some of the photographers for the book and got an advance look at the book. Its incredibly moving, but spends more time on the response and the people vs. the explosions, etc. Amazon even has an area below the cover that you can click for "more pictures".
We should never forget these people.
Many of these pictures were taken by Reuters Photographers and will appear in a book to be published next week called "September 11: A Testimony". See
September 11: A testimony .
I know some of the photographers for the book and got an advance look at the book. Its incredibly moving, but spends more time on the response and the people vs. the explosions, etc. Amazon even has an area below the cover that you can click for "more pictures".
We should never forget these people.
