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In Reply to: 18 years ago posted by 37chief on September 11, 2019 at 20:17:14:
On 9/11/2001, I was working for an insurance company. At 8 am I'd just sat down at my desk and took a phone call from an auto repair shop in Brooklyn, NY. (9 am there). While we were talking business, there was some yelling in the background. The fellow checked it out, came back, and said an airplane hit one of the World Trade Centers, but they didn't have any details. While we were talking, more info became available. I kind of got an eye witness description as events unfolded.
It turned out, also, that our daughter was three blocks from the Pentagon when the plane hit. She was Multimedia Manager for a Borders Book Store at the time in Pentagon City.
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