Typical fashions of the many DMAT personnel stationed downtown.

A big thanks was given as workers left the "Ground Zero" area.

A search and rescue worker and his pet, friend and co-worker.

Bill at work checking a network connection.

Dan spent most of one day entering personnel data into a database.  Location was at the early temporary MST site.

An early morning view looking out of the Communications Office window. Centeral Park is straight ahead.

Ground Zero straight ahead.  TV pictures just did not do justice to what we saw. Security checks points like the one above were everywhere in the downtown area.

Thousands of people posted pictures of their missing loved-ones throughout the city on any vacant wall. Below the pictures,  on the side walks, were flowers, candles and momentos.

"Ground Zero" near one of the work entrances on the northwest side.

Another look at "Ground Zero" from the south side.  This skeleton edifice was a monument to the slain and became the a focal point for television crews from around the world.  When it was taken down later, it was saved for later use in a future memorial.
 
 
Pictures of Ground Zero