Terror and resolve: Gallery of images
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| An officer assigned to the canine squad takes a breather along with his dog after search duty in the ruins of New York’s World Trade Center.
Associated Press |
Eddie Carter, 16, a student at Brazoswood High School in Clute, Texas, raises his hands as he sings hymns during See You at the Pole with about 250 classmates.
Associated Press |
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| Matthew Faulkenberry, right, says goodbye to his wife, Amanda, as he prepares to go to sea for six months on the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
Associated Press |
John Patrick of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources cries as he sits with his cadaver dog.
Associated Press |
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| Bruce Peddicord of Grants Pass, Ore., is silhouetted as he positions a large U.S. flag mounted on the back of his pick-up.
Grants Pass Daily Courier via AP |
Anna Jager tries to comfort her grandson, 8-year-old Kevin Villa, as he cries over his mother's casket during her funeral at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Yonkers, N.Y., Friday. Yamel Jager Merino, a rescue worker, was killed at the World Trade Center while trying to save others.
The Journal News via AP |
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| For the first time, Waikiki restaurant chef Rizaldy Alconcel fills out an unemployment form. Since the attack, his employer has cut back on hours and was laid off from another.
Richard Ambo • The Honolulu Advertiser |
Students from Assets School created a lei inscribed with messages for New York Mayor Giuliani.
Richard Ambo • The Honolulu Advertiser |
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| Danielle Yee arranges leis that she and fellow fifth graders from Kuhio Elementary School created. The rememberance ceremony was dedicated to the victims and the family of the victims from last Tuesday's attack.
Bruce Asato • The Honolulu Advertiser |
A ceremony that drew a capacity crowd was held last night at Borthwick Mortuary in downtown Honolulu for the victims of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Honolulu police officers and firefighters took part in the service, which included candle lighting and flag ceremonies. HPD officers, left, lit candles during the service.
Gregory Yamamoto • The Honolulu Advertiser |
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