Saeed al Ghamdi, Ahmed al Haznawi, Ziad Jarrah, and Ahmed al Nami were all in charge of flight 93. The only surviving hijackers are Wail and Waleed al Shehri, Abdul Aziz al Omari, Mohand al Shehri, Saeed al Ghamdi, Ahmed al Nami, and Salem al Hazmi. Some victims that we so far know of are Gordon M. Aamoth Jr. (age 49), Edelmiro Abad (age 40), Marie Rose Abad (age 34), Andrew Anthony Abate (age 57), Vincent Paul Abate (age 57), Laurence Christopher Abel (age 32), Alona Abraham (age 4), William F. Abrahamson (age 7), Richard Anthony Aceto (age 4), and Heinrich Bernhard Ackermann (age 55). One of the first responders that we know of is Ken George and he worked for New York City’s Department of Transportation. He was sent to the World Trade Center yesterday, when the attacks happened. He said, that instead of directing traffic, he was sent to working on sorting out debris from the attacks, which also included some human remainings. There were tons of other first responders that we do not know the names of, but we send a thanks out to all of them and they’re some of our
Saeed al Ghamdi, Ahmed al Haznawi, Ziad Jarrah, and Ahmed al Nami were all in charge of flight 93. The only surviving hijackers are Wail and Waleed al Shehri, Abdul Aziz al Omari, Mohand al Shehri, Saeed al Ghamdi, Ahmed al Nami, and Salem al Hazmi. Some victims that we so far know of are Gordon M. Aamoth Jr. (age 49), Edelmiro Abad (age 40), Marie Rose Abad (age 34), Andrew Anthony Abate (age 57), Vincent Paul Abate (age 57), Laurence Christopher Abel (age 32), Alona Abraham (age 4), William F. Abrahamson (age 7), Richard Anthony Aceto (age 4), and Heinrich Bernhard Ackermann (age 55). One of the first responders that we know of is Ken George and he worked for New York City’s Department of Transportation. He was sent to the World Trade Center yesterday, when the attacks happened. He said, that instead of directing traffic, he was sent to working on sorting out debris from the attacks, which also included some human remainings. There were tons of other first responders that we do not know the names of, but we send a thanks out to all of them and they’re some of our