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Never Forget 9/11, Young Adults Don’t Know

Posted on September 11, 2015September 11, 2015 by Denise Simon

We Remember: 22 Photos of September 11 And the Days After

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A U.S. flag flies from a burned firetruck near the wreckage. (Photo: REUTERS/Peter Morgan/Newscom)

Evacuees walk through the streets in a daze. Those that escaped the attack frightened, only covered in ash while others emerged bloodied and wounded. (Photo: Black Star/Lisa Quinones/Newscom)

A sign over the New Jersey Turnpike in New Brunswick, New Jersey warns travelers that all bridge and tunnel crossings into New York City have been closed off. (Photo:REUTERS/Jim Bourg/Newscom

The streets in Times Square during the normal morning rush hour are quiet as the city slowly attempts to return to normal, September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Gary Hershorn/Newscom)

Thousands of people take part in a candlelight vigil on the National Mall in Washington D.C. September 12, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Win McNamee/Newscom)

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and President George W. Bush speak in front of the west side of the Pentagon September 12, 2001 -- the same spot where terrorists plunged an airliner earlier the day before. (Photo: REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/Newscom)

Four-year-old Alana Milawski waves an American flag as she sits on her father’s shoulders during a candlelight vigil held in Las Vegas' Thomas & Mack Center on the campus of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas September 12, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Ethan Miller/Newscom)

The U.S. Capitol hovers in the background over the damaged area of the Pentagon building, September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Larry Downing/ Newscom)

Jeremy Hodgkins hands out American flags to drivers in Washington D.C. September 13, 2001. Immediately after the attack flag sales soared in the United States -- with many stores emptying their inventory. (Photo: REUTERS/Win McNamee/Newscom)

Rescue workers stand next to a piece of wall still standing from the fallen towers in New York September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Beth Kaiser/Newscom)

Firemen from around the nation gather at a destroyed firehouse next to the towers as they take a break from rescue efforts in New York September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Newscom)

Rescue workers continue their search for survivors on the rubble of the destroyed World Trade Center in New York, September 15, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Jeff Christensen/Newscom).

Three days later, September 15, 2001, the rescue efforts continue in high force -- with no end in sight. (Photo: REUTERS/Suzi Altman/Newscom)

Women wear signs with pictures of missing relatives outside New York's Bellevue Hospital as they wait for word of their fate. (Photo: REUTERS/Shaun Best/Newscom)

Six days after the attack on the Pentagon at sunrise, September 17, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Larry Downing/Newscom)

A police officer stands near a 'Wanted' poster for the Saudi-born militant Osama bin Laden in the financial district of New York, September 18, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Russell Boyce/Newscom)

Paramedics rush wounded to care at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Paul Disney/Newscom)

FBI agents search the grounds surrounding the Pentagon on September 12, 2001 in Arlington, Virginia for any evidence related to the attack.(Photo: UPI Photo Service/Michael Kleinfeld/Newscom)

A missing person flyer is posted on the rear window of an ambulance as families all over New York City and the nation try to locate missing loved ones. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Newscom)

A National Guardsman directs pedestrian traffic near the World Trade Center terrorist attack site in New York, September 19, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Roger L. Wollenberg/Newscom)

Jeanie Quest and Phillip Jabour read a special edition of the Dallas Morning News in Dallas, Texas September 11, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Ian Halperin/Newscom)

 New York City firefighters stand back and watch as the remaining floors of the World Trade Center's South Tower burns uncontrollably. (Photo: Steven E. Frischling UPI Photo Service/Newscom)

Thousands of people take part in a candlelight vigil on the National Mall in Washington D.C. September 12, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Win McNamee/Newscom)

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and President George W. Bush speak in front of the west side of the Pentagon September 12, 2001 -- the same spot where terrorists plunged an airliner earlier the day before. (Photo: REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/Newscom)

Four-year-old Alana Milawski waves an American flag as she sits on her father’s shoulders during a candlelight vigil held in Las Vegas' Thomas & Mack Center on the campus of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas September 12, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Ethan Miller/Newscom)

The U.S. Capitol hovers in the background over the damaged area of the Pentagon building, September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Larry Downing/ Newscom)

Jeremy Hodgkins hands out American flags to drivers in Washington D.C. September 13, 2001. Immediately after the attack flag sales soared in the United States -- with many stores emptying their inventory. (Photo: REUTERS/Win McNamee/Newscom)

Rescue workers stand next to a piece of wall still standing from the fallen towers in New York September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Beth Kaiser/Newscom)

Firemen from around the nation gather at a destroyed firehouse next to the towers as they take a break from rescue efforts in New York September 13, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Newscom)

Rescue workers continue their search for survivors on the rubble of the destroyed World Trade Center in New York, September 15, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Jeff Christensen/Newscom).

Three days later, September 15, 2001, the rescue efforts continue in high force -- with no end in sight. (Photo: REUTERS/Suzi Altman/Newscom)

Women wear signs with pictures of missing relatives outside New York's Bellevue Hospital as they wait for word of their fate. (Photo: REUTERS/Shaun Best/Newscom)

Six days after the attack on the Pentagon at sunrise, September 17, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Larry Downing/Newscom)

A police officer stands near a 'Wanted' poster for the Saudi-born militant Osama bin Laden in the financial district of New York, September 18, 2001. (Photo: REUTERS/Russell Boyce/Newscom)

Paramedics rush wounded to care at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Paul Disney/Newscom)

FBI agents search the grounds surrounding the Pentagon on September 12, 2001 in Arlington, Virginia for any evidence related to the attack.(Photo: UPI Photo Service/Michael Kleinfeld/Newscom)

A missing person flyer is posted on the rear window of an ambulance as families all over New York City and the nation try to locate missing loved ones. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Newscom)

A National Guardsman directs pedestrian traffic near the World Trade Center terrorist attack site in New York, September 19, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Roger L. Wollenberg/Newscom)

Jeanie Quest and Phillip Jabour read a special edition of the Dallas Morning News in Dallas, Texas September 11, 2001. (Photo: UPI Photo Service/Ian Halperin/Newscom)

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