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    1. Historical Incidents

    Charlotte, North Carolina Remembers 9/11

    Sept. 11, 2003
    The city of Charlotte is holding a special ceremony to remember the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks Related: Recent 9/11 News Previous 9/11 Coverage

    The city of Charlotte is holding a special ceremony to remember the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks Related:

    Recent 9/11 News Previous 9/11 Coverage

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    NIOSH
    A photo from the NIOSH investigation report shows the B/C corner of the Worcester Cold Storage warehouse.
    Hal Bruno Headshot
    Courtesy of Monuments Men and Women Foundation/© David Trozzo, All Rights Reserved.
    The unveiling of the German fire department flag during the ceremony in Washington, D.C.
    Photo courtesy of the Burton, SC, Fire District
    If the fire service continually educates communities about fire tragedies of the past, public uproar over the needless loss of life can prompt lawmakers to take action to prevent or reduce further loss.
    Peter Matthews
    Every member of the fire service can honor the Worcester, MA, Fire Department firefighters who died on Dec. 3, 1999, by reading the findings and recommendations reports of the incident.
    Robert Burke
    Memorial to the six Kansas City, MO, Fire Department firefighters killed in the explosion. It is located on State Highway 71, a few hundred feet from the site of the incident.