102 minutes that changed the world - WTC

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The immediate aftermath of the strikes on the World Trade Centre.

Anyone watching this or watched it last night?

Harrowing, thought provoking, upsetting.............. a whole host of emotions. Sad

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watching now.
Glad they did without a narrator, raw video at its best!.

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Watched it on More4 a few weeks back. Absolutely gripping and difficult to watch at times, but brilliant television nonetheless.

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No matter how many times you've seen all these images before, it's still totally shocking 8 years on!

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Taped it and about to watch (Just thought I'd have a few more minutes on here after watching the second part of waking the dead and last Thursdays final part of New tricks!!)

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Watched both documentaries over the two nights.

I can remember where I was and what I was doing on that day 8 years ago, and last nights programme was very daunting seeing it from ground level.

I actually worked with a survivor of tower 2 who worked on the 78th floor when I worked at AT&T.

Subject: twin towers 2009-09-08, 10:24

Watched it last night, still shocking to watch after 8 years, those terrorists were pure evil!!!

Subject: Re: 102 minutes that changed the world - WTC 2009-09-11, 16:08

Watching it now...
Those fireman, paramedics and police officers are real heros...
I counted the number of fire engine crews in the second tower (first one to collapse) and it was 40+

Subject: heroes 2009-09-17, 13:04

Brave brave souls. An inspiration!!!

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One of the images that will stick with me forever is the photo of the Firemen going up the stairs as the buildings were being evavuated.

Like Streethawk, I have perfect recolition of where I was, when I first heard.

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I missed this but as some of the others have already said there are images of it that will stay with me forever and i can still remember where i was and what i was doing when it happened.