9/11 Retrospective

I wanted to post something in memory of the 9/11 terrorist attack. I haven't been able to come up with an original post. I have friends who lost family and friends in the attacks, I have a friend who was at the Pentagon at the time. But my memories are second-hand.

So, I've decided to link to others who were there. On the first official battlefield of WWIII.

• American Digest's eye-witness account of NYC. He posts his diary of 9/11 and the days that followed.
  
  
• PBS has a round-up of stories from viewers. Keep in mind the typical viewer of PBS.
  
  
• The September 11 Digital Archive has both pictures and text. They have a digital map - you can click on it, and get the story of the person represented by the marker. In Firefox, there was some problem with the display - it didn't unfold like it should have.
  
  They dalso have a Guide to September 11 Websites.
  
  
• Little Green Footballs has a thread containing stories.
  
  
• For a very New Yorkish, mainstream media take on 9/11, try the MSNBC site.
  
  
• The BBC chooses to make the heart-wrenching true, I swear on my mother's grave! overblown and dubious stories of foreigners in the US and American citizens, and their torture and agonizing death - that is, their detainment and questioning by the brutal vicious and depraved hard-working investigators following 9/11.
  
  
• Naturally, the Build the Memorial foundation has some worthy stories.

That's all for now. If I find some more important sites, I'll tack them on to the end of this post.

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Another 9/11 site - this one with unedited video clips, the full 9/11 report, and more. Found via the Captain's Quarters - you do have it bookmarked, don't you?