9/11 Never Forget

[EarlyMon]

And to all who sacrificed, to all who suffered, to all who work so that it won't happen again, and to all who serve to protect freedom -

We will never forget.

 

[AntimonyER]

Thank you to all active and retired military (as well as civilian public service!) for continuing to keep our country safe, and free. On the 11th anniversary of 9/11, the joyous fact we have not had a repeat event, is overwhelmingly thanks to you and your selfless service.

 

[MacFett]

I met this firefighter while I was in NYC at OWS. He has severe health problems following 9/11. He has lost most of his teeth and has chronic pain.

I have my own story of the day, but it is meaningless compared to his and his fallen brothers and sisters.

 

[StarScream2109]

I hope all the veterans have a good day we will never forget what you have sacrificed for this amazing country thank you

 

[Atma]

Thank you to all who serve and have served.

My prayers are with those who lost loved ones and with the rescuers who are still be affected today.

 

[Doit2it]

Thank you to everyone, civil, military, and civilian who answered the call.
And don't forget the 300 working dogs that helped during the recovery of 9/11.
Hero Dogs Of 9/11: Legacy | Dog Files

 

[Granite1]

Absolutely, thanks to all who served and those that gave their lives.

My best friend from high school, SFC Michael F. Buchan, served a tour in Iraq, then a tour in Eastern Afghanistan, Kandahar provence. Has hearing loss and slight brain damage from a rocket propelled grenade. He saw hard combat, 1st of the 501st airbourne infantry. Served in the same unit my farther served in Vietnam. Mike is my Super Hero. Thank you amigo.

 

[9to5cynic]

My words will never be able to express the gratitude that I have for the firefighters, police, EMTs, and military that risk their lives to keep our communities and country safe. I don't think anyone old enough to remember 9/11 will be able to forget it. I would like, one day, to visit the memorial.

A forum post just doesn't do it justice, but it's nice that we can all come together even from distances to show our thanks and appreciation for the servicemen and women of 9/11 (and active).

 

[MacFett]

I would like, one day, to visit the memorial.

I was there last year while it was under construction. I didn't really get a chance to see much of any of it. I am hoping to take a trip back up to NYC and see it soon.

 

[OfTheDamned]

Thank you to anyone and everyone that has served in our armed forces. Thank you to anyone who was there to help that day and thank you to all the very brave men and women who lost their lives.

I can never forget and nobody ever should.

 

[jefboyardee]

The world changed that day, more than it has on any one day. It created profound fear and vengeful bitterness. But the threat it introduced, while still present, has been magnificently subdued. In addition to those already mentioned, I have to thank the George W. Bush administration for guiding us through the early years of this transformation.

 

[ocnbrze]

my favorite tweet as i'm a huge Los Angeles Kings fan:

Congrats Ace Bailey and Mark Bavis hope you guys celebrated up there as the LA Kings are Stanley Cup champs!!!!!!!!!