Grounded Skies, Unbroken Resolve: 9/11 Recollections from FAA and NTSB Veterans
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CNN collects memories from FAA air-traffic manager Michael McCormick, NTSB investigator Erik Grosof, and FAA intelligence specialist Chris Rocheleau, describing the morning of 9/11—initial confusion about hijackings, grounding U.S. airspace, crashes into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, the search for flight recorders, and the birth of TSA—paired with personal recollections and the vow to never forget.
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