The following
victims of the terror attack on the Pentagon
on 11 September
2001have been laid to rest in
Arlington
National Cemetery
A Funeral caisson near the still-smoldering
Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery
A memorial in Section 64 of
Arlington National Cemetery where many of the victims of the attack on
the Pentagon are being laid
to rest.
Photos
Courtesy of Katrina Garland
Smoke
Drifts From The Pentagon Toward Arlington National Cemetery
11
September 2001
Photo
By M. R. Patterson, July 2002
The
Pentagon From Section 64 Of Arlington National Cemetery.
Many
of the Military victims of the terrorist attack are at rest in Section
64.
Section
64, Arlington National Cemetery
Terrorist Attack On The Pentagon: 11 September 2001 |
Unidentified Pentagon Victims Laid To Rest At Arlington National Cemetery Pentagon Memorial Service At Arlington National Cemetery (Photos) |
Government to Bury Unidentifiable Remains |
The September 12, 2002, ceremony will hold special significance for families of five people whose remains have never been identified, said Colonel Jody Draves, a spokeswoman for the Military District of Washington, which oversees the cemetery. The service will include burial of the cremated ashes of all remains not linked to a particular victim, as well as some remains which were identified that family members asked to be included. "The intent is not as a memorial service but as a group burial for victims not identified," Draves said. The Pentagon attack killed 189 people: 125 in the Pentagon and 64 aboard American Airlines Flight 77. Remains of the five hijackers on the flight have been separated from those of the victims. The five victims whose remains have not been identified include: Retired Army Colonel Ronald Golinski, a civilian
Pentagon worker
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From
the collection of Michael Robert Patterson
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©
2001 The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
Photo
By Thomas E. Franklin, Staff Photographer
Photo
Taken On September 11, 2001 At The World Trade Center
and
Published in The Record on September 12, 2001.
Used
By Special Permission
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September 11, 2001 |
Lady Liberty is weeping. Her "huddled masses" pray, As disbelief enfolds us On this our darkest day. As glass and
steel is shattered
This is a
different conflict;
Remember September
nine (9) eleven (11)
We know there
will be victory
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