A Day of Terror
The events of September 11, 2001 are going to be remembered as the worst terrorist acts in United States history. These attacks were so well planned out that the American people could only hold their breath as each of the planes reached their intended targets. The country was at the mercy of these terrorists. The citizens of the United States could only watch the terror unfold as the day went on. We were forced to sit idly by and wonder if there was another planned attack and if so where were they going to strike next. When the first plane crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center, we had no idea that this was not just an unfortunate accident. We could not envision that this was the start of something far worse than anyone could have possibly imagined. Who could believe that this planned attack, the use of an airplane as a weapon, could do enough damage to a 110-story building to make it collapse? To watch, as innocent people, stuck in the tower above the airplanes impact actually jump out of th
e tower in desperation before it collapsed, will forever be imbedded in the Americans minds. Who would think that people in such a desperate state of mind would do the unbelievable? As if this wasn't enough, other terrorist attacks began to unfold in other parts of the country. Unfortunately, as we came to find out, this day was a day of firsts. Who can remember the last time that all air traffic was grounded and came to a halt for four days? Who can remember that the only airplanes in the airspace above the United States was Air Force One and fighter jets? Who can remember the exchange on the Stock Market not trading for two and one-half days? Who can remember going to airports, after these terror attacks, only to find that the National Guard was patrolling not only inside the airports with guns but on the roof tops? Sadly, the events of September 11, 2001 are going to be remembered as the worst terrorist acts in the United States history. As the news spread that a second plane crashed into the South Tower
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