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Ira Block Photography  > Editorial > Sep11
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At Hangar 17 at JFK airport, a burned fire engine destroyed at the World Trade  Center when the towers fell on September 11.
Fire helmet that was broken into pieces from Fire Department Squad 18 discovered in the debris post 9/11/01.
A keyboard to a computer. Very few pieces of office equipment were found in the recovery operation post 9/11.
Looking west from Building 4 at Memorial Pool.  The white building to the right is the new memorial museum.  The tall building under construction is the Freedom Tower One WTC.
At Hangar 17 at JFK airport, a burned fire engine destroyed at the World Trade Center when the towers fell on September 11.
At Hangar 17 at JFK airport, a burned fire engine destroyed at the World Trade  Center when the towers fell on September 11.
At Hangar 17 at JFK airport, a burned fire engine destroyed at the World Trade Center when the towers fell on September 11.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II |
More details: exif |
Original size: 1600x1067 |
Current: 800x534 |
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Keywords: debris red burnt found destroyed rubble rescue wtc melted crushed recovered recovery damaged aide 2001 11 fire truck fire damage world trade center september 11 ground zero 9 015 rescue workers first responders 100305 11 memorial 11 museum
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