Something the video doesn’t mention, the fuel docks were refilling the boats free of charge. They were later reimbursed for the amount of fuel they gave away by the government.
I highly suggest looking into the documentaries about Gander Newfoundland’s role in 911. It’s a crazy story about how over 300 planes were diverted to a small Canadian town on 9/11 after the airspace closed and doubled the population of the small town. And how the town came together to help the stranded airline passengers. It’s an incredible story there’s also a Broadway play about it.
AMERICA will always be grateful to GANDER & CANADA on our Saddest day. You took care of us when we thought we were Alone in the World on that horrible day. We will Never Forget!
I was 23, teaching HS kids from Washington DC. My homeroom student lost his sister on the plane that hit the Pentagon. I have so many memories, so many stories. Let's hope it doesn't happen again.
You should watch a video, I think it’s called the rescue dogs of 9/11. It’s about dogs trying to find living survivors in the rubble. Very good video. Broke my heart. But thank you for doing this one.
Amazing animals. I remember the handlers would have volunteers hide in the rubble so the dogs could find them. They (dogs) were showing signs of depression as they worked but had no success finding survivors- brilliant plan by the dog handlers.
There is another event from 9/11 that many people forget. That day, there were 4 planes hijacked. 3 of them hit their targets. The 4th one, United Airlines Flight 93 went down in a field in Pennsylvania. The passengers and crew found out what was going on in NYC, and knowing they were not going to survive anyway, they fought back and forced the plane to go down in a field. They sacrificed themselves to save strangers on the ground. Its believed their plane was to hit DC. Please react to a movie called United 93. Its very hard and heavy, but its a true story of good winning over evil. The passengers and crew of United 93 had no idea Sept 11 2001 was they day they would become Legends.
@@Bayougirl78 In the movie they show the terrorist pilot put a picture of The Capitol Building on the control wheel. Maybe they found remants of that picture, or the cockpit voice recordings were recovered and they learned that way. United 93 hits me hard, a female passenger went to the same Jr High School that I did. Different years, but still. Kinda hits home.
I appreciate the fact you are so welcome to learning even when it's about a subject that is not about your country. Big props for this video you did a great job
you want to watch operation yellow ribbon. it's about how all of the air space over the USA was cleard. it focuses on one township and the immense contributions they made
The British: "We rescued 339,000 Bitish and french Soldiers from Dunkirk by boat, in 9 days." The United States, "Hold my beer and watch us rescue nearly 500,000 people from Manhattan by boat in less than 9 hours."
This story is incredibly uplifting and I have watched it many times but that one comparison is not really fair. The trip from England to France takes hours while the Hudson takes only 15 minutes or so.
It took 9 days at Dunkirk because of having to cross several miles of open water between England and France. In New York it was just a short distance from Manhattan to the other side. Not really a fair comparison because of the distance
Are you telling me other countries dont get that “Murica!!! Fuck yeahhhh!! Coming to save the motherfucking day now!” Song going in their own heads when they nation is attacked?
I have seen this documentary before, but your video has brought me back to that Tues morning. I worked on Wall St and was a block and a half away when the second plane hit. I lost family and friends that day, all first responders. Volunteered with the Red Cross at the site until June 2002.
9/11 i was 17 i remember my mom telling me a plane hit one of the towers, i couldnt wrap my head around it. Watching news not believing anything like that could happen in this country or any country to be honest!
9/11 was an attack that involved 4 hijacked planes. The first 2 went into the 2 world trade towers, the 3rd hit one side of the pentagon and the 4th, crashed after the passengers, having discovered what was happening elsewhere, attacked the hijackers. Both towers collapsed in less than 2 hours, which also killed 343 first responders. There was so much dust following the collapse, a mixture of concrete, asbestos, jet fuel etc, that there are many people to this day who are suffering and dying as a result of breathing issues and cancer, there was also only 20 people pulled out of the rubble alive and a significant number who’s bodies could not be recovered due to the sheer weight and size of the rubble which obliterated the remains. This was a complete tragedy on its own. But the pursuit of Osama Bin Laden also resulted in a large number of troops in the Middle East, where even more innocent people caught in the middle were killed.
I hadn't thought much about helping others being a particularly American attribute, but now seeing videos from around the world, I'm surprised how people don't help strangers in a lot of places. They'll video someone stumbling drunk into traffic on a busy street, but not many help them.
As a Country on 9/11 We came together like never before, we all came together regardless of race, religion how much money anyone had or didn't have, on THAT DAY, we were just Americans and we were all family, the days following we were talking to others in stores or wherever, hugging everybody, it didn't matter. ❤❤ I was so proud to be an American
There's another uplifting story of 9/11. It's about how Canada, most notably the town of Gander Newfoundland (Population 10,000) would take in 7,000 stranded passengers when the US closed it's airspace. In all Canada would take in nearly 35,000 passengers from 239 planes. This particular story was even turned into a Tony Award winning musical called "Come From Away!" czcams.com/video/0qDdgjgC_ig/video.html
Something the video doesn’t mention, the fuel docks were refilling the boats free of charge. They were later reimbursed for the amount of fuel they gave away by the government.
Oh yeah.
Every single helper could never be thanked enough, because there were so many.
@gdhaney136 That's what Mr. Rodgers said is in a crisis look for the helpers and it will show you how good most people are
I highly suggest looking into the documentaries about Gander Newfoundland’s role in 911. It’s a crazy story about how over 300 planes were diverted to a small Canadian town on 9/11 after the airspace closed and doubled the population of the small town. And how the town came together to help the stranded airline passengers. It’s an incredible story there’s also a Broadway play about it.
Oh absolutely great story
I hope more people see this that dont know about it
AMERICA will always be grateful to GANDER & CANADA on our Saddest day. You took care of us when we thought we were Alone in the World on that horrible day. We will Never Forget!
I was 23, teaching HS kids from Washington DC. My homeroom student lost his sister on the plane that hit the Pentagon. I have so many memories, so many stories. Let's hope it doesn't happen again.
AMEN!!! Darryl Worley “Have You Forgotten?”(Official Music Video).
We fight and we bicker. But when something happens we do things like this.
Both buildings fell the pentagon got hit and another plane went down just before it hit the capitol building
What a lovely reaction. Thank you…. God Bless America!
Both buildings fell.
You should watch a video, I think it’s called the rescue dogs of 9/11. It’s about dogs trying to find living survivors in the rubble. Very good video. Broke my heart. But thank you for doing this one.
Amazing animals. I remember the handlers would have volunteers hide in the rubble so the dogs could find them. They (dogs) were showing signs of depression as they worked but had no success finding survivors- brilliant plan by the dog handlers.
There is another event from 9/11 that many people forget. That day, there were 4 planes hijacked. 3 of them hit their targets. The 4th one, United Airlines Flight 93 went down in a field in Pennsylvania. The passengers and crew found out what was going on in NYC, and knowing they were not going to survive anyway, they fought back and forced the plane to go down in a field. They sacrificed themselves to save strangers on the ground. Its believed their plane was to hit DC. Please react to a movie called United 93. Its very hard and heavy, but its a true story of good winning over evil. The passengers and crew of United 93 had no idea Sept 11 2001 was they day they would become Legends.
I remember that. The 4th plane. And yes, it's been suggested that it was heading for DC, either the White House or The Capitol Building.
@@Bayougirl78 In the movie they show the terrorist pilot put a picture of The Capitol Building on the control wheel. Maybe they found remants of that picture, or the cockpit voice recordings were recovered and they learned that way. United 93 hits me hard, a female passenger went to the same Jr High School that I did. Different years, but still. Kinda hits home.
I appreciate the fact you are so welcome to learning even when it's about a subject that is not about your country. Big props for this video you did a great job
you want to watch operation yellow ribbon. it's about how all of the air space over the USA was cleard. it focuses on one township and the immense contributions they made
Americans are just like siblings, we might be mean to each other and fight with each other but if anyone else messes with us we stand together.
So True!
Towering Inferno was a movie made in the id-1970s.
We may fight amongst ourselfs, but we will come together and put our differences aside and help each other .
Our "Quarrels" are "family stuff" but don't MESS with Us! A Farmer in IOWA will defend New York City and Vice-versa!
Darryl Worley “Have You Forgotten?”(Official Music Video).
The British: "We rescued 339,000 Bitish and french Soldiers from Dunkirk by boat, in 9 days." The United States, "Hold my beer and watch us rescue nearly 500,000 people from Manhattan by boat in less than 9 hours."
We are a "hold my beer" country, and honestly, I'm not ashamed. We are also a country that comes together in moments of tragedy.
This story is incredibly uplifting and I have watched it many times but that one comparison is not really fair. The trip from England to France takes hours while the Hudson takes only 15 minutes or so.
It took 9 days at Dunkirk because of having to cross several miles of open water between England and France. In New York it was just a short distance from Manhattan to the other side. Not really a fair comparison because of the distance
You should react to 9/11 as it happened ❤I think it’s so important to not let all of these innocent people be forgotten.
Yeah we fight a lot internally, but when it comes down to it, we fight for each other. ❤
Thank you Eddy.....I remember this day like it was yesterday❤
Another to watch is about the plane people. About the town Garland Canada who took in a bunch of rerouted planes.
gander
The town is Gander Newfoundland.
@@loribroadbent8573 yes which is in Canada
@@shellycochran6837 I know. Canadian here from Ontario.
Are you telling me other countries dont get that “Murica!!! Fuck yeahhhh!! Coming to save the motherfucking day now!” Song going in their own heads when they nation is attacked?
I have seen this documentary before, but your video has brought me back to that Tues morning. I worked on Wall St and was a block and a half away when the second plane hit. I lost family and friends that day, all first responders. Volunteered with the Red Cross at the site until June 2002.
sorry for your loss.
9/11 i was 17 i remember my mom telling me a plane hit one of the towers, i couldnt wrap my head around it. Watching news not believing anything like that could happen in this country or any country to be honest!
9/11 was an attack that involved 4 hijacked planes. The first 2 went into the 2 world trade towers, the 3rd hit one side of the pentagon and the 4th, crashed after the passengers, having discovered what was happening elsewhere, attacked the hijackers. Both towers collapsed in less than 2 hours, which also killed 343 first responders. There was so much dust following the collapse, a mixture of concrete, asbestos, jet fuel etc, that there are many people to this day who are suffering and dying as a result of breathing issues and cancer, there was also only 20 people pulled out of the rubble alive and a significant number who’s bodies could not be recovered due to the sheer weight and size of the rubble which obliterated the remains. This was a complete tragedy on its own. But the pursuit of Osama Bin Laden also resulted in a large number of troops in the Middle East, where even more innocent people caught in the middle were killed.
The Captain of the Amberjack paseed away RIP 🤴
I heard that, so sad. He seemed like a pretty awesome dude.
United We Stand Divided We Fall
Both towers went down
Darryl Worley - Have You Forgotten? (Official Music Video).
Why didn't you react to the full video? Was allot you didn't show.
I hadn't thought much about helping others being a particularly American attribute, but now seeing videos from around the world, I'm surprised how people don't help strangers in a lot of places. They'll video someone stumbling drunk into traffic on a busy street, but not many help them.
As a Country on 9/11 We came together like never before, we all came together regardless of race, religion how much money anyone had or didn't have, on THAT DAY, we were just Americans and we were all family, the days following we were talking to others in stores or wherever, hugging everybody, it didn't matter. ❤❤ I was so proud to be an American
National Geographic has a whole series of great documentaries on CZcams called "9/11: One Day in America." Tells you all about it.
There's another uplifting story of 9/11. It's about how Canada, most notably the town of Gander Newfoundland (Population 10,000) would take in 7,000 stranded passengers when the US closed it's airspace. In all Canada would take in nearly 35,000 passengers from 239 planes. This particular story was even turned into a Tony Award winning musical called "Come From Away!" czcams.com/video/0qDdgjgC_ig/video.html