Residents return to ground zero in Lower Manhattan
Teary residents of eight reopened buildings in lower Manhattan head home as crews continue sifting debris at the World Trade Center site. Mayor Giuliani, joined by former President Clinton, urges New Yorkers to resume normal life while the death toll and missing count rise.
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Soldiers begin uncertain future with few complaints
Kansas National Guard airmen of the 134th Air Control Squadron prepare to deploy after the September 11 attacks. Senior Airman Penny Jamvold, a 28 year old single mother, says she is proud and not afraid as she and others undergo immunizations and careful advance preparations before possible two year deployment.
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Fort Bragg Special Forces soldiers deploy for secret missions
Residents near Fort Bragg note rising disappearances as the Army’s Special Forces units receive a deployment order. Officials emphasize secrecy around missions and capabilities while Maj. Gary Kolb confirms deployment steps. Kimberly Harden fears for her boyfriend Charles, father of her child.
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