Thread: Never Forget

we will never forget

well said mate so many losses i will definately never forget and i will remind younger generations

I was on a night shift (ambulance) that night and can still remember the general concensus of our colleagues would have been to take off the shirt and run the other way if put in the same situation.

Incredibly brave to do what they did and to die in such a horrible way. The sooner old osama gets taken out the victims of that day will rest easier.

Will never forget.

One of the best doco's on it is the french one called 9/11. It was supposed to be about 2 rooki fire fighters they were following but ended up being about what happened that day. Worth the watch for those who didn't see what happened that day.

obviously, i for one, will never forget.

i remember it as if it was yesterday...

That day stands as a symbol of why we can never give in to Terroism!!!

I, like a lot of other people, dont think I will ever forget the events of that day, or what I was doing when I heard the news.

The towers coming down were the most dramatic thing that I think I have ever seen.

Please also dont forget the passengers & crew on the other 2 airliners. One slammed into the Pentagon & another was brought down in a paddock.

All of the emergency workers that attended these incidents are always in my thoughts, as well as the passengers & crews of the aircraft.

May they all rest in peace.

I know how bad it feels to lose fellow firemen, I know they will never be forgotten. I still find it hard to watch those towers coming down knowing they were inside doing their job.