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Available at: TheStoryInsideMeProject.com On September 11, 2001, Alan worked in an administrative capacity for the U.S. government. Although his office was not stationed at the Pentagon, he was slated to be there for a meeting that September morning. In the immediate hours and days following the September 11 attack, Alan worked as a liaison between the families of its civilian victims and the U.S. government. Beyond interfacing with the families, Alan's job also included find

Available at: TheStoryInsideMeProject.com When the September 11 attack on the Pentagon occurred, Andrew was an active-duty military officer with 25 years under his belt. When the plane breached the Pentagon, Andrew was not aware of the attacks that occurred in New York City. After feeling the jolt to the building, he recalled joining thousands of others who walked down dark corridors “towards the light” under orders to exit immediately. Following the attack, Andrew described

On the morning of the September 11 attack on the Pentagon, Mary was a soldier in the U.S. Army as she sat at her desk with her two-month-old baby girl in a stroller beside her. Mary says it was when she reached to press the “power on” button for her computer that it exploded in her face, and she immediately thought: "bomb.” Then, during what she described as a "slow period," she saw her daughter blown out of her stroller, flames arising from everywhere, and falling debris whi