09-11-2015, 09:57 AM
Since the internet was so unreliable that day, we listened to everything on the radio (WABC out of NYC - we had no TV's at work). It was gut wrenching listening to the descriptions of what was happening and the chaos that had gripped every minute of that early reporting.
I had a friend who was at a breakfast meeting in the Pentagon. When the second plane hit, their meeting was broken up and they hurried to leave the Pentagon and go back to their Congressional offices. While leaving, the plane struck the building. She said the concussion from the explosion bounced their car around as they were driving away.
I had a friend who was at a breakfast meeting in the Pentagon. When the second plane hit, their meeting was broken up and they hurried to leave the Pentagon and go back to their Congressional offices. While leaving, the plane struck the building. She said the concussion from the explosion bounced their car around as they were driving away.