The Attack and Aftermath
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Brennan
Linsley / AP New York City Fire
Department Battalion Chief Don Hayde, of Special Operation Command,
talks with an officer from the U.S. Army's elite Tenth Mountain Division,
shortly after his arrival to Afghanistan along with several other
firefighters and New York City police officers, at Bagram air base
north of Kabul, Afghanistan Friday, Dec. 21, 2001. The group spent
Friday in Afghanistan, visiting U.S. troops and bringing in a plane
load of food and supplies for Afghan orphans.
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Flight diverted to Boston after passenger tries to ignite "improvised explosives"
An American Airlines flight was diverted to Boston's Logan International Airport Saturday afternoon after a passenger tried to ignite an "improvised explosive" in his shoes, authorities said.
NYC officers bring aid to Afghans
KABUL, Afghanistan — Reaching with big hands to pat small, tousled heads, a group of New York City firefighters and police officers, all touched by the Sept. 11 terror attacks, delivered tons of donated food and supplies to Afghan orphans on Friday.
UN warns U.S. against war expansion
Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Wednesday warned the United States against expanding it wars on terrorism to Iraq, saying there is no evidence connecting Baghdad to the Sept. 11 attacks.
Wednesday, Dec. 19
• After three months, the fires at the World Trade Center are finally out
Thursday, Dec. 13
• Putin says ABM action a mistake
• U.S. withdraws from ABM treaty
Tuesday, Dec. 11
• Solemn Ground Zero ceremony marks three months since Sept. 11 terror attacks
Monday, Dec. 10
• Telephone service still causing headaches, disruptions near World Trade Center site
Saturday, Dec. 8
• Christmas tree amid ruins brings light
Friday, Dec. 7
• Terrorist threat puts fallout shelters back in vogue
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