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Photos: Remembering September 11th, 2001


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The most devastating attack on U.S. soil occurred 16 years ago. Almost 3,000 people were killed and more than 6,000 injured when multiple commercial airliners crashed into New York's iconic World Trade Center Twin Towers, the Pentagon and a field in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.


Below are a few before and after pictures. Although some may be disturbing to view, we believe this is an important part of remembering the largest terrorist attack in history.



Picture of the lower Manhattan skyline before the devastating terrorist attack (Credit: wikimedia.org)

The World Trade Center twin towers standout among other buildings and skyscrapers (Credit: NYT)

An amazing picture showing the sun shining between both towers (Credit: Sabi Style)

The Statue of Liberty along with the WTC twin towers in the background (Credit: flickr)

After the first tower was struck, another plane flies straight towards the second (Credit: ChicagoNow)

A large explosion occurs after the plane strikes (Credit: Business Insider)

The explosion seen from ground level (Credit: NBC News)

Both towers seen on fire from a distance (Credit: Business Insider)

Another photo showing both towers after they were hit by airliners (Credit: The Odyssey Online)

A satellite image showing the smoke plume coming from both towers (Credit: Reuters)

One of the WTC towers begins to collapse (Credit: YouTube)

A police helicopter sits grounded after the first tower collapses (Credit: American Patriot Friends Network)

The remaining tower collapses (Credit: Blogspot)

Another image showing the last tower collapsing and filling nearby blocks with huge clouds of debris dust (Credit: taringa.net)

Frightened citizens run away from the dust cloud (Credit: KIRO-TV)

The Statue of Liberty still stands tall, but the WTC twin towers are no more (Credit: The Libertarian Republic)

Wreckage of the twin towers after they collapsed (Credit: Blogspot)

Another photo showing WTC's twisted beams and other debris after both towers collapsed (Credit: Walking With Integrity)

Debris covers vehicles and the streets surrounding ground zero (Credit: Architecture & Design)

A man stands alone among the wreckage (Credit: Chicago Tribune)

Firefighters carry an injured victim to safety (Credit: trialx.com)

Firefighters and rescue crews search through the debris for survivors (Credit: patch.com)

Workers stand near the WTC wreckage (Credit: ansa.it)

A helicopter flies near the Pentagon after it was struck by a plane (Credit: Newsweek)

Fire trucks extinguish flames at the Pentagon (Credit: NBC News)

This photo shows the extensive damage caused to the Pentagon (Credit: Emaze)

Far-away shot showing emergency crews assembling outside the Pentagon after it was hit (Credit: IGN)

United Airlines Flight 93 crashed into a field in Somerset County, Pennsylvania after crew and passengers overpowered the terrorists onboard (Credit: imgur)

Another image showing the wreckage of United Airlines Flight 93 (Credit: Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice)

President George W. Bush stands with emergency crews at ground zero (Credit: history.com)

Front page of The Daily Telegraph on September 12th, 2001

Front page of The Journal on September 12th, 2001

A New York City police officer salutes the American flag at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum (Credit: Sky News)

A woman grieves at the memorial (Credit: ABC7 Los Angeles)

A boy mourns at the memorial (Credit: tuxboard.com)

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