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Command Show: John Norman
Host Anthony Kastros speaks with FDNY Deputy Chief (Ret.) Special Ops Command John Norman, author of Working with Giants, about command during 9/11.www.youtube.com
Chief Norman talks about 9/11
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Brother and sisters, I work for the FDNY Counseling Service Unit/World Trade Center as a Peer Counselor. I have been a Peer Counselor for over 35 years with the FDNY, C.S.U. If you are still dealing with the effects of W.T.C./9/11/01, we are here to help. If you are an active or retired F.D.N.Y. member of Fire or EMS or any FDNY job we are all here to help you, for W.TC. and non W.T.C. issues. You can reach us at the Middletown FDNY Middletown N.Y. WTC Health Care Program at 845-695-0695. I am not there leave a message with the office manager, or on the answering service line and WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU. Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired.
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| 343 + 343..... NEVER FORGET ! ......NEVER FORGIVE ! ........ nypost.com/2023/09/23/343rd-fdny-member-dies-from-9-11-illness-matching-number-killed-during-attack-officials/ |
Firefighters, union officials to discuss more recent FDNY member deaths from 9/11-related illness
Two more members of the FDNY have died of 9/11-related illnesses, bringing the total of FDNY members lost since 9/11 to 343.
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Check out this article from Pocono Record:
'Astounding' milestone: We cannot forget FDNY's 9/11 sacrifice — then and now | Kelly
'Astounding' milestone: We cannot forget FDNY's 9/11 sacrifice — then and now | Kelly
'Astounding' milestone: We cannot forget FDNY's 9/11 sacrifice — then and now | Kelly
Greater New York bears a new Sept. 11 scar: 343 members of the FDNY have died since the attacks — the same number who died that day.
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9-11-24 MEMORIAL SERVICES... https://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/insider/resources/do/2024/098_sup_78_2024_eoe.pdf
One of our members here brought up a very good point about tonight, September 10th having a National Presidential Debate on the night before the 23rd Anniversary of the Attack On America - September 11th, 2001.
The point he brought up was that the headline news story will be the day after a Presidential Debate and probably NOT focused on 9/11/2001
The FDNY lost 343 members on the dreadful day
But since that day up until just a week or so ago, the FDNY and FDNY/EMS have lost an Additional 392 Members having died from the effects of that World Trade Center Dust when the TWO 110 story towers collapsed.
Putting the total number of FDNY Members currently at "735 members" - and still counting.
That does NOT count the number of Police Officers, as well as Civilians.
Plus there was the Attack on the U.S. Pentagon in which a total of 184 people died including those inside the Pentagon and all of the passengers on the plane.
Another 40 people were killed, 33 passengers and 7 crew members died when the plane they were in that was headed to the White House crashed in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
I just think that 9/11 should always be the headline news NATIONWIDE on that date, but I think the leading News Story will be the Presidential Debate instead.
TWO Presidential Wanna Be's that hope to be the leader in this country, along with their staff, should have realized that this debate should have been scheduled a few days later
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Amen !!!
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After 23 years, we still need to remember the lessons of 9/11
Two decades later, the United States is in danger of falling back into the complacency that led to the atrocity we swore to “never forget.”
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Today we remember all those who have made the Supreme Sacrifice, all who still suffer from illness and injuries from that day and later on. We remember and thank to this day the medical institutions and personnel who have, and still are, there for us. God Bless everyone one aforementioned here and God Bless America!
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And to think Jersey Governor Christie Whitman (sic) was going around telling everyone that the air was safe to breathe. Ponderous, just ponderous.
tough day as always...made tougher today when my six year old daughter starting asking a lot of questions about what she had been seeing on TV as I watching footage. It was tough but nice to tell her stories of where I was, and my wife chimed in where she was and what we felt and saw. It was nice to share, educate and explain a tough day for this country. I wear an Andy Fredericks bracelet so she sees it everyday. It was nice to tie the bracelet to a name and face for her and what happened to him and the FDNY - she learned about heroes today and I know that will stick with her for the rest of her life! Like in the fire service our job is to leave it better than we found it, along with educating the new members in the ways and why they're done that way. This is no different in how we pass on to our kids and loved ones the same stories!
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I was able to get a break in the traffic to be able to take this picture of the memorial lights across the street of the James Zadroga Memorial Soccer Field
From the archives: Survivor recalls his viral 9/11 email
This story was originally posted on Sept. 8, 2011. Adam Mayblum worked on the 87th floor of the north tower, just below where American Airlines Flight 11 struck, and he was one of the few who made it out. Shortly after he walked down all those flights of stairs, past firefighters going the other...
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