I was a sophomore in a Central Ohio high school standing in second period art class discussing Harry Potter with friends. An announcement was made about a plane flying into one of the towers of the WTC and we were on lock down with optional class for the rest of the day. I was the first to speak at the end of the announcement: "How the fuck do you not miss those towers?" Half the students were military kids who's parents were active or reserves. Many of those worked at Wright Patterson.

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2024-09-11 15:40

I was a sophomore in a Central Ohio high school standing in second period art class discussing Harry Potter with friends. An announcement was made about a plane flying into one of the towers of the WTC and we were on lock down with optional class for the rest of the day. I was the first to speak at the end of the announcement: "How the fuck do you not miss those towers?" Half the students were military kids who's parents were active or reserves. Many of those worked at Wright Patterson.

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幾秒內	Meghan Gwendolyn Hensley megshensley	I moved to my third period class. I'm thankful my teacher didn't turn the TV on. Instead we listened to the radio. I didn't see footage of the attack until I got home that evening. But forever stuck in my memories of the day is the tone of Tom Brokaw on the radio saying "Oh God. No." as the south tower fell. The pause before and after that statement spoke volumes.