We will never forget.

[ford93]

Today marks another anniversary of 9/11 so much has happened since.

We took care of the mastermind behind those attacks but it will not end for sure.

In the meantime my prayers goes out to those who died on that day and their families.

Amen.

R.I.P.

 

[redbenjoe]

on that same day -
--there were massive celebrations in several parts of the world -
cant forget that either

 

[bklyn sound]

hey guy's today is a very sad day here in new york and for the usa as well I never really told my story but it was a day i will never forget...some of you I have had decussions with about my work reguarding 9-11 clean up and recovery well today i will share some of my experince with all of you...I was not down there when the planes hit the towers and all of those poor people lost there lives....but my job was to try to help someone if they still were prehaps alive, traped in the rubble ...I arrived on the 12th of september to find literly a pile like I have never seen in my life....my first thoughts were very overwhelming but i stayed focused and new I had a job to do...but it was very hard to keep those thoughts knowing how many people perished there....me and about 100 of my coworkes brought trucks and all kinds of equiptment to aid in the effort ...but on that day we parked our massive trucks and went out on foot to form a bucket brigade and assist in various points of the pile to try to find someone who was trapped...I can't really tell you all what that was like but i will try... it was smokey dusty and very pain staking process and when they thought they herd something everyone went silent to see if indeed it was a person crying out for help....I spent 3 months of my life down there working on and off ...as we were needed.. i was one of the first to go...in the years to follow we were called upon quite a few times to go.. our job was finally over in 2006 when we hauled the last container out of the site and the rebuilding was taking place....i did take some photos of the site and i want to share them with you all ...Its very hard to talk about the events that took place and these photo's are really hard to look at... i will never forget and i pray it will never happen again.may god bless all who were lost on that day

 

[baddboybill]

Man Jimmy, that is so sad that all those people that lost their lives. Even all the emergency people who helped in aiding. I'm sorry you had to be so close to this disaster. But you are a hero in my book as well as all the people who came together to aide in this catastrophe :-(. If you ever just need someone to talk to, I'm there for you buddy


Bad Boy Bill

 

[blu_fuz]

Hard to imagine what it was like there :'-( .

 

[redbenjoe]

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=16787

 

[baddboybill]

https://boomboxery.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=16787

This is separate post as Jimmy's telling what he actually went through that day and years following

 

[gsbadbmr]

I will still never understand WHY innocent women, men and children need to lose their lives like that...& i hope i never have to see anything like that again in my lifetime RIP to all the victims on that sad, sad day. New Yorker's are strong folks

 

[redbenjoe]

feel so extra bad for the hundreds or thousands that survived---but lost their eyesight or their faces or legs -
they must have to remember all this horror --every moment of every day .. forever

 

[Lasonic TRC-920]

This is still a tough day for all of the USA. I was in New York to record an album in 2005 and took the subway over to ground zero. It was very hard to wrap my head around.

I flew my flag today

 

[Ghettoboom767]

I somehow always knew Jimmy was a special guy!!
God Bless you for helping In such a tragic situation!
Incredible photos!
I remember watching the 2nd one happen right on TV!

 

[Litfan]

I`m not gonna spoil it all, because, i remember, where i was, when it happened. IMHO, i still think bush was behind it. He didn`t flinch, when he was told, on a visit to that school. Shocking.