Rest in peace to all 2,977 lives lost during the attacks and the many more in the years that followed due to inhalation of toxic smoke and dust. It has been 25 years since that fateful day. None of us were alive to remember, however we still commemorate the victims, innocent people sacrificed to prove a point. They live on in the memories of their families, everyone that witnessed the crashes, and in all who take the time to reflect and remember this disaster. Thank you to the team at LSAM for contributing their time and aircraft for our flyovers. Like last year, we will not be doing any regular flights or flight training. We will also be performing missing man formation flyovers at 5:46 AM, 6:03 AM, 6:37 AM, 7:03 AM, 8:46 AM, 9:03 AM, 9:37 AM, and 10:03 AM. Additionally, we have unveiled a permanent exhibit dedicated to the victims of the attacks situated in the walkway between the Modern and Civil Aircraft galleries. Our theater is alternately playing "You Are Here: A Come From Away Story" (2018) and "102 Minutes That Changed America" (2008).
@Username-is-Taken- for the P-8 (edited by me) @RailAce3815/@LegendsOfTheSkiesAM for LSAM's 747 & 767 as well as the engine sounds (yes I know it's the F16 flyby but it needed a jet flyby sound) @twisterlover1232 for the A320 (colors edited by me) I forget the origin of the one photo in the exhibit. USAF probably. It's in my 9/11 remembrance project from last year. Music: "Tennessee" by Hans Zimmer from Pearl Harbor, "Honor" by Hans Zimmer etc from The Pacific, and "Hymn to the Fallen" by John Williams from Saving Private Ryan.
