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originally posted by: openedeyesandears
a reply to: neutronflux
Still looking for bodies? It shouldn't be that hard since you know everything else...
Charles Frank "Chic" Burlingame III (September 12, 1949 – September 11, 2001) was the pilot of American Airlines Flight 77,
Burlingame was buried in the Arlington National Cemetery.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
Always remember: Suzanne Calley of San Martin died when terrorists flew Flight 77 into the Pentagon
gilroydispatch.com...
Two years after that fateful day when Calley, 42, perished Sept. 11 alongside 183 other victims at the Pentagon site, Jensen cremated his wife’s body. Her remains were first pulled by rescue crews from the twisted wreckage of Flight 77, and later scattered by Jensen into the Pacific Ocean near Monterey. This is where the couple frequently taught classes together as master scuba instructors.
D.C. Teachers, Students Die In Pentagon Crash
mobile.edweek.org... 55-CC2980C3ACA9
Besides Ms. Taylor, the two other Washington teachers who died in the crash were Sarah Clark, a 6th grade teacher at Backus Middle School, and James Debeuneure, who taught 5th grade at Ketcham Elementary School.
The three students from Washington lost in the crash were Bernard Brown, who attended Leckie Elementary; Rodney Dickens, who attended Ketcham Elementary; and Asia Cottom, from Backus Middle School. All three were 11.
Sacred Ground
On 9/11: The ring that survived the inferno
BY ANELIA K. DIMITROVA Sep 13, 2011
www.communitynewspapergroup.com...
When crews eventually cleared the debris, among other personal effects on the site of the tragedy, investigators found a one-carat ring, size 6.8, its band bent, its prongs crooked but still holding firmly in place the solitaire diamond.
Looking at the picture of the ring, in a binder of images of personal effects FBI agents discovered at the crime scene, Peter Batacan, Karen’s husband, could hardly believe his eyes. He took a closer look at the serial number.
It was the same ring he had surprised Karen with on June 27, 1995, when he dropped on one knee under the elm tree in one of their favorite parks in Bethesda, Md., and asked her to marry him.
Snip
Receiving Karen’s ashes and having them placed in her final resting place in the niche in the church, where on the 10th anniversary congregation members will lay flowers, gave Peter some level of comfort as did a memorial service he and Karen’s family attended later in Waverly.
The WTC did not have insurance coverage for terrorism. Silverstein took out the policy for terrorism with a double indemnity clause. The ink was not dry on the contract when the towers fell.
originally posted by: tulsi
Silverstein was Bibi's financial manager for years and Bibi is Mos's and they spoke 'every Sunday' or so, right?
www.quora.com...
Did Larry Silverstein buy terrorism insurance just before ...
Feb 23, 2019 · The answer is “Yes”, but it is neither as simple nor as sinister as the question implies. Silverstein had only become the leaseholder of the World Trade Center Complex less than 2 months prior to 9/11, on July 24th, 2001.
911myths.com/html/wtc_insurance.html
The WTC did not have insurance coverage for terrorism. Silverstein took out the policy for terrorism with a double indemnity clause. The ink was not dry on the contract when the towers fell.
Where do you see firemen pulling bodies out (in body bags)?
originally posted by: firerescue
a reply to: openedeyesandears
Where do you see firemen pulling bodies out (in body bags)?
Firemen and police officers recover body of FDNY chaplain Father Mychal Judge
www.members.tripod.com/mike_in_md2000/images/mychal_Judge1.jpg
Father Judge became the first official casualty recovered on 9 11
As aside he is buried in Franciscan cemetery near where I live We were part of the funeral procession , lining the route to the grave with our apparatus (along with numerous other fire departments) rendering him final honors - something you would not understand ……..
Charles Frank "Chic" Burlingame III (September 12, 1949 – September 11, 2001) was the pilot of American Airlines Flight 77,
Burlingame was buried in the Arlington National Cemetery.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
Always remember: Suzanne Calley of San Martin died when terrorists flew Flight 77 into the Pentagon
gilroydispatch.com...
Two years after that fateful day when Calley, 42, perished Sept. 11 alongside 183 other victims at the Pentagon site, Jensen cremated his wife’s body. Her remains were first pulled by rescue crews from the twisted wreckage of Flight 77, and later scattered by Jensen into the Pacific Ocean near Monterey. This is where the couple frequently taught classes together as master scuba instructors.
D.C. Teachers, Students Die In Pentagon Crash
mobile.edweek.org... 55-CC2980C3ACA9
Besides Ms. Taylor, the two other Washington teachers who died in the crash were Sarah Clark, a 6th grade teacher at Backus Middle School, and James Debeuneure, who taught 5th grade at Ketcham Elementary School.
The three students from Washington lost in the crash were Bernard Brown, who attended Leckie Elementary; Rodney Dickens, who attended Ketcham Elementary; and Asia Cottom, from Backus Middle School. All three were 11.
Sacred Ground
On 9/11: The ring that survived the inferno
BY ANELIA K. DIMITROVA Sep 13, 2011
www.communitynewspapergroup.com...
When crews eventually cleared the debris, among other personal effects on the site of the tragedy, investigators found a one-carat ring, size 6.8, its band bent, its prongs crooked but still holding firmly in place the solitaire diamond.
Looking at the picture of the ring, in a binder of images of personal effects FBI agents discovered at the crime scene, Peter Batacan, Karen’s husband, could hardly believe his eyes. He took a closer look at the serial number.
It was the same ring he had surprised Karen with on June 27, 1995, when he dropped on one knee under the elm tree in one of their favorite parks in Bethesda, Md., and asked her to marry him.
Snip
Receiving Karen’s ashes and having them placed in her final resting place in the niche in the church, where on the 10th anniversary congregation members will lay flowers, gave Peter some level of comfort as did a memorial service he and Karen’s family attended later in Waverly.
Pentagon: Families Want Photo Ban
APRIL 23, 2004 / 1:16 AM / CBS/AP
www.cbsnews.com...#
"This policy of no photos has been in effect since 1991," said John Molino of the Defense Department. "It has been tested over time and it reflects what families tell us that they would like as far as treatment of shipment of remains."
"Quite frankly, we don't want the remains of our service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice to be the subject of any kind of attention that is unwarranted or undignified," said Molino, a deputy undersecretary of defense.
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Handling Human Remains following the Terrorist Attack on the Pentagon: Experiences of 10 Uniformed Health Care Workers
Guarantor: MAJ Richard T. Keller, AN USA
Contributors: MAJ Richard Keller
The Group and Its Tasks
The group was composed predominately of an admixture of senior staff and resident level physicians. Several medical dis- ciplines were represented, including oncology, psychiatry, sur- gery, and internalmedicine. Only onephysician reported having past bodyhandling experience. Theremainder ofthe groupwas composed of one registered nurse and one military licensed practical nurse (91 C series), neither ofwhom had previous body handling experience. Each person was assigned to an on-site mortuary outfit tasked primarily with removal of corpses after pronouncement. Pronouncements occurred insidethe Pentagon structure before transport ofthe human remainsto the morgue for further processing. Entry into the workspaces inside the Pentagonstructurerequiredthedonningofprotectivegearcon- sisting of a gas mask, hooded jump suit, rubber boots, and gloves. Beyond this, there were no specific instructions left for team members concerning specific bodyhandling or pronounce- ment procedures. Team members were expected to examine the contents of bags that contained the human remains and assist in loading the bags onto transport vehicles. Members were re- quiredto pass througha decontamination stationbefore remov- ing the biological protective gear.
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Summary
We have described the experiences of several uniformed health care workers, mostly physicians, who were involved in the handling of human remains at the Pentagon disaster site during the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist at- tack. Even though our purpose was to describe rather than to investigateoranalyze,somesalientpointswereillustrated.De- spite an almost universal lack of training or experience in han- dling human remains, the health care workers as a whole dis- played remarkable variability in emotional reactions and coping strategies before, during, and after exposure to the remains, reflecting our continued belief that idiosyncratic vulnerabilities to psychological stresses and stylesofcoping withand adjusting to such stress existirrespective ofprofession, Several individu- als noted the lack of information about what they would be facing during their tasking or other efforts to minimize surprise and shock as adding to their subjective level of stress prior to entering the Pentagon work site. Some group members experi- encedaddedemotionaleffectsafterenteringtheworksiteforthe first time. During the actual handling of human remains, ele- ments ofthe well-characterized sensoryoverload effect involving
grotesque visual, tactile, and olfactory stimuli were apparent. Psychologicalsequelaethatpersistedlongafterthelastexpo-sure to human remains seemed to be transient and without significant impact upon functioning. Even though our group displayed psychological vulnerabilities, several members were ableto use a strongidentification withtheir profession to recast the experience of body handling as similar to consistent with their everyday practices or similar to past experiences during their training. On a related theme, many were also able to divorce themselves from their emotional reactions to effectively assume the "surgeon" or "doctor" mode. Asa whole, group mem- bers seemed to demonstrate adaptive coping, as virtually all group members ultimately described feeling as thoughtheyhad contributed toward completion ofan importantmission. As it is well beyond the scope ofthis briefarticle, it is leftto the reader to speculate about the putative role of special preventive inter- vention programs and the use of co-worker support or other interventions for rescue workers-particularly the inexperi- enced-involved in the handling ofhuman remains.
body bags being hauled out of crime scene so give me a break.
Where do you see firemen pulling bodies out (in body bags)?
The group was composed predominately of an admixture of senior staff and resident level physicians.
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Each person was assigned to an on-site mortuary outfit tasked primarily with removal of corpses after pronouncement. Pronouncements occurred insidethe Pentagon structure before transport ofthe human remainsto the morgue for further processing. Entry into the workspaces inside the Pentagon structure required
the donning of protective gear consisting of a gas mask, hooded jump suit, rubber boots, and gloves.
From following the Terrorist Attack on the Pentagon: Experiences of 10 Uniformed Health Care Workers
All were severely burnt. Smaller pieces in- cluded grossly unrecognizable fragments, bones, intact pectoral and pelvic girdles, and entire torsos without heads or intact lower extremities. In most cases described by group members, corpses lacked heads, and skulls were rarely found. One intact set of remains showed a disturbing image of a woman trying to protectherselfas though"frozen in time," hands in frontofher face, with several pieces of clothing and patches of hair still intact. Several group members made specific reference to this corpse as being especially bothersome, while un-intact body parts were far less so.
From: Handling Human Remains following the Terrorist Attack on the Pentagon: Experiences of 10 Uniformed Health Care Workers
A close up or far away shot of MULTIPLE body bags would have been noticed and on video.
Of every answer you give (if you answer at all) it's always with another question and a wall of text and another one and another one of the SAME PICTURES AND STATEMENTS and pretend you have the answers to everything as if you were there that day. Just like the government did after 9/11, repeat a lie often enough people will believe you... BS
Charles Frank "Chic" Burlingame III (September 12, 1949 – September 11, 2001) was the pilot of American Airlines Flight 77,
Burlingame was buried in the Arlington National Cemetery.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
Always remember: Suzanne Calley of San Martin died when terrorists flew Flight 77 into the Pentagon
gilroydispatch.com...
Two years after that fateful day when Calley, 42, perished Sept. 11 alongside 183 other victims at the Pentagon site, Jensen cremated his wife’s body. Her remains were first pulled by rescue crews from the twisted wreckage of Flight 77, and later scattered by Jensen into the Pacific Ocean near Monterey.
D.C. Teachers, Students Die In Pentagon Crash
mobile.edweek.org... 55-CC2980C3ACA9
Besides Ms. Taylor, the two other Washington teachers who died in the crash were Sarah Clark, a 6th grade teacher at Backus Middle School, and James Debeuneure, who taught 5th grade at Ketcham Elementary School.
The three students from Washington lost in the crash were Bernard Brown, who attended Leckie Elementary; Rodney Dickens, who attended Ketcham Elementary; and Asia Cottom, from Backus Middle School. All three were 11.
Sacred Ground
On 9/11: The ring that survived the inferno
BY ANELIA K. DIMITROVA Sep 13, 2011
www.communitynewspapergroup.com...
When crews eventually cleared the debris, among other personal effects on the site of the tragedy, investigators found a one-carat ring, size 6.8, its band bent, its prongs crooked but still holding firmly in place the solitaire diamond.
Looking at the picture of the ring, in a binder of images of personal effects FBI agents discovered at the crime scene, Peter Batacan, Karen’s husband, could hardly believe his eyes. He took a closer look at the serial number.
It was the same ring he had surprised Karen with on June 27, 1995, when he dropped on one knee under the elm tree in one of their favorite parks in Bethesda, Md., and asked her to marry him.
Snip
Receiving Karen’s ashes and having them placed in her final resting place in the niche in the church, where on the 10th anniversary congregation members will lay flowers, gave Peter some level of comfort as did a memorial service he and Karen’s family attended later in Waverly.
originally posted by: openedeyesandears
Yeap, just like the towers and planes... everything was destroyed to minute particles. Such a tragedy and yet SO convenient.
firerescue says: " Many families could not receive any remains for burial - almost 20 years later still waiting for some trace of their family member."
Maybe they never ended up in the Pentagon to start with? You don't need people in a drone...
And perhaps we just might get an answer to it all after a much needed war that Cheney and his scumbags wanted all along.
Remember these 2 questions and if you have half a brain, you will understand.
"Does the order still stand?" Answer: " Did you hear anything to the contrary? "
Charles Frank "Chic" Burlingame III (September 12, 1949 – September 11, 2001) was the pilot of American Airlines Flight 77,
Burlingame was buried in the Arlington National Cemetery.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
Always remember: Suzanne Calley of San Martin died when terrorists flew Flight 77 into the Pentagon
gilroydispatch.com...
Two years after that fateful day when Calley, 42, perished Sept. 11 alongside 183 other victims at the Pentagon site, Jensen cremated his wife’s body. Her remains were first pulled by rescue crews from the twisted wreckage of Flight 77, and later scattered by Jensen into the Pacific Ocean near Monterey.
D.C. Teachers, Students Die In Pentagon Crash
mobile.edweek.org... 55-CC2980C3ACA9
Besides Ms. Taylor, the two other Washington teachers who died in the crash were Sarah Clark, a 6th grade teacher at Backus Middle School, and James Debeuneure, who taught 5th grade at Ketcham Elementary School.
The three students from Washington lost in the crash were Bernard Brown, who attended Leckie Elementary; Rodney Dickens, who attended Ketcham Elementary; and Asia Cottom, from Backus Middle School. All three were 11.
Sacred Ground
On 9/11: The ring that survived the inferno
BY ANELIA K. DIMITROVA Sep 13, 2011
www.communitynewspapergroup.com...
When crews eventually cleared the debris, among other personal effects on the site of the tragedy, investigators found a one-carat ring, size 6.8, its band bent, its prongs crooked but still holding firmly in place the solitaire diamond.
Looking at the picture of the ring, in a binder of images of personal effects FBI agents discovered at the crime scene, Peter Batacan, Karen’s husband, could hardly believe his eyes. He took a closer look at the serial number.
It was the same ring he had surprised Karen with on June 27, 1995, when he dropped on one knee under the elm tree in one of their favorite parks in Bethesda, Md., and asked her to marry him.
Snip
Receiving Karen’s ashes and having them placed in her final resting place in the niche in the church, where on the 10th anniversary congregation members will lay flowers, gave Peter some level of comfort as did a memorial service he and Karen’s family attended later in Waverly.