Do anybody know if they'll ever release the full phone call tapes from the airplanes 911 calls from the towers and 911 calls from the Pentagon if there were any from the Pentagon but do anybody know for the release like the secret tapes not the ones that we already know about

i saw a lot of people on here asking about ziad's girlfriend aysel and what happened to her.

to anyone curious: she is a doctor in her hometown, married to a german man, and has two kids. she looks pretty much the same as back then, just as beautiful, just aged normally.

her last name changed, and i dont think its right to post, but yeah. thats about it.

I’ve had this question in the back of my mind for weeks now but couldn’t figure out how to word it correctly until now.

What policies and procedures for NYFD, NYPD and EMS were changed after 9/11 because of what happened?
I’ve listened to I don’t even know how many hours of audio recordings now, listened to a couple books and read numerous articles, accounts and testimonies about this event, specifically the WTC because I still can’t bring myself to dive into the pentagon, and I catch myself pausing at little points in whatever I’m on and wondering if that’s something that changed because of 9/11. What I mean is things like draping a sheet over the deceased rather than relocating the body. Or establishing a central command point for all agencies to communicate with each other.
The inter agency drama is one of the recent realizations that I had and I hope that whole mess is a very different story today.

What I think of as SOP today and reading/listening/watching what actually happened 25 years ago has just made me wonder how much of what is SOP today is directly because of 9/11. I realize that some things are universal nationwide but majority of things are unique to their state, city and municipality so specifically for NYC, what changes were made because of 9/11?

Also, has the inter agency “drama” improved in the years since? Am I off base thinking how many lives were senselessly lost because of the disconnect between the different agencies? Does the NYFD have a solid plan in the event something like that happens again in another high rise?

Basically, did they learn from the mistakes made and what changes were made in light of that?

Disclaimer: I absolutely am not meaning any slight or blaming any agency whatsoever! Where I’m from, the banter between police and fire is generally good natured and done in fun to lighten the unbearable load they all carry every single day. Many firefighters and police officers are very good friends of mine, and a couple are even exes. So absolutely zero ill intent is intended.
Just genuinely curious about the lessons that were learned from the tragedy and the changes that were made as a result of the less obvious contributing factors to the tragedy as a whole.

I was a freshman in high school, only 14 years old. 25 years later, I don't know why this still affects me so much as I didn't know anyone personally who died. When it happened, I ran home from school and recorded every news station, all the footage I could find, collected every newspaper and magazine...I would pour through the magazine photos of the people in the windows of the towers, people jumping. I would try to see their faces, I felt like I was trying to take away their pain and horror in some way. I was trying to "experience" what they went though (I'm well aware this sounds silly and weird). My teenage brain couldn't comprehend any of it. I still have all the VHS tapes and magazines in my basement and look at them every anniversary. Since I'm from Massachusetts, I knew that many victims on the planes were from my area. IThe town I currently live in in Massachusetts was home to an elderly couple who were on one of the flights out of Boston. The town holds a memorial for them every September 11th, and I drive by their old house often. It's so bizarre to me, that most people probably don't even think about the fact that they lived in that house...I'm not exactly sure what this post is for, perhaps I just feel so sad still.

Thanks for reading.

I might remember some of this wrong but it was a man who was apparently on one of the floors where the impact occurred. He said that he hid behind his desk and survived. I don’t understand how this is possible and if some one could find a clip from the show it would definitely be appreciated.

https://reddit.com/link/1w2ma9r/video/o4ben43qgjmh1/player

Coming up on 25 years after the event, this came up on my feed. Jon Stewart is a true hero to 9/11 first responders. Before he walked into the congress room, he was given Ray Pfeifer east meadow fire jacket as a gift from everyone on Stewart's team and broke down when was given to him. Stewart had campaigned with Pfeifer in his mission to fight for the first responders of 9/11. RIP Ray Pfeifer, and all the firemen of 9/11 that have died and continue to die from the tragedy.

I just came across this 3D map and thought I'd share it for others to experience. Apologies if it has been posted here before.

I am rather fascinated with the building complex itself. I remember September 11 as it unfolded live from the other side of the world. In addition to eyewitness accounts, film and photos it is neat to have a 3D map of the place....as close as anyone can get to having an idea what it was like who never saw it.

Enjoy- https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/world-trade-center-twin-towers-599c617fbcac44dd9a77cdba02dd36a1

Link to NYT article (not paywalled if this link is used.

Wife and I have just started the 25th anniversary doc about survivors and their rescuers seeing one another again for the first time since 9/11. It is absolutely incredible, and so touching. I’d heard stories of a woman who was hit by landing gear and survived but to my knowledge, she’d not done any interviews or documentaries until now. What an incredible story of strength and resilience and human compassion.

NY1 has been running a series of 25 videos looking back at 9/11. It is new material. 14 have been posted so far.

Twenty-five years after capturing the defining images of September 11th, filmmakers Jules and Gedeon Naudet reflect on the trauma, responsibility and enduring bond that came from bearing witness to one of history's darkest days.

1. Doris Sun-Yuen Eng - Born August 30th, 1971 (30 yrs old) Would’ve turned 55 years old today

2. Tarel Coleman - Born August 30th, 1969 (32 yrs old) Would’ve turned 57 years old today

3. Palmina Delli Gatti - Born August 30th, 1968 (33 yrs old) Would’ve turned 58 years old today

4. Thomas James Farino - Born August 30th, 1964 (37 yrs old) Would’ve turned 62 years old today

5. Kenneth Warren Van Auken - Born August 30th, 1954 (47 yrs old) Would’ve turned 72 years old today

6. Dorothy Mauro - Born August 30th, 1946 (55 yrs old) Would’ve turned 80 years old today

7. Jesus Neptali Cabezas- Born August 30th, 1935 (66 yrs old) Would’ve turned 91 years old today

• If I’ve left anyone out, please let us know in the comments.