Pentagon Rebuilds as Public Grief Shifts to Normalcy
The western flank of the Pentagon has been rebuilt and discharged workers return to offices while memorials fade. Displaced staff are in rented space and the burn unit patients move toward long recovery. The building resumes its role in operations against terrorism as the nation remembers the attacks.
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Pentagon
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Central Asia
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Glenn Flood
Reconstruction at a Glance: Pentagon Recovery After 9/11
A look at the Pentagon’s 1941 and 2001 renovations, noting earlier 16 month completion, the 9/11 attack on Sept 11, 2001, 189 killed, 110 injured, the swift demolition of 47,000 tons of debris, and the plan to rebuild the outer ring by Sept 11, 2002 with a spring 2003 completion.
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Indiana
Will Bybee
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Yvette Brown Wahler
Pentagon Family Assistance Center
Marines search former Taliban compound in Afghanistan
About 200 U S Marines scanned a 14 building former Taliban and al Qaida compound in Helmand province as part of the hunt for Taliban leader Mullah Omar. Another 100 Marines flew in by Sea Knight helicopters from Kandahar as U S officials described ongoing intelligence gathering.
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Afghanistan
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Helmand
Brad Lowell
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Pakistan
Security breach leads to Denver airport evacuation
Two Argenbright Security employees at Denver International Airport are suspended indefinitely after a security lapse allowed a man to pass screening without a metal detector. About 2,500 passengers were affected as one concourse was evacuated while FAA and internal probes proceed.
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Denver International Airport
Argenbright
Sara Jackson
Federal Aviation Administration
Robot attack plane to carry weapons
In Edwards California the Boeing X-45A UCAV completed initial taxi tests as the first drone designed from the outset to carry weapons. It can be controlled remotely or follow preprogrammed directions. More tests are planned at Edwards in 2002 with a maiden flight slated for early 2002.
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Edwards
Two Trenton officers shot during domestic disturbance
A domestic disturbance call in Trenton, New Jersey, ended with two officers shot and severely wounded. Quentin Hayes, 25, and Joseph Esposito, 33, were treated at Capital Health System and remained in critical but stable condition. The suspect was killed by police after opening fire as backup arrived.
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Trenton
N.J
Quentin Hayes
Joseph Esposito
Capital Health System
Fund
George Gennaoui
James D. Golden
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