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Ground
Zero
World Trade
Center
October 5, 2001
For the Full 24 Hours on
October 5, 2001, the Little Neck-Douglaston Community Ambulance Corps Teamed Up
with the Jamaica Estates-Holliswood-South Bayside Volunteer Ambulance Corps to
Provide Stand-By Emergency Medical Services for Workers at Ground Zero.
*Click on Photos to Enlarge*
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Dan Hurley standing at the
intersection of Vescey Street and West Street. The remains of one of
the Twin Towers can be seen in the far right. |
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Cranes removing rubble from Ground
Zero. |
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A building across the street (West)
from the Twin Towers. When the towers collapsed, steel beams shot
across the street into this building. |
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The view of Ground Zero from under a
walkway. |
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A building across the street (South)
from the Towers. Netting covers the front of the building to prevent
debris from falling onto workers. |
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The view from inside the ambulance
stationed on Vesey Street and West Street. |
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