Comments on: Are We Ready? http://corcoranbrothers.com/2006/04/02/are-we-ready/ Yeah, I Don't Update - I'm Frikkin Lazy - and UnOriginal Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:48:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: rach (ute free) http://corcoranbrothers.com/2006/04/02/are-we-ready/#comment-5972 rach (ute free) Mon, 03 Apr 2006 00:09:04 +0000 http://corcoranbrothers.com/2006/04/02/are-we-ready/#comment-5972 I just saw something on the History Channel the other day that was called, "Grounded on 9/11". It told the story of air traffic controllers and their struggle to land all planes in the US on 9/11. I was amazed to see how they tackled a task that was as amazingly huge and complex as safely landing all the planes in the US with no plan or rulebook. They followed the trip of United 93 and it really inspired me to find out more about the people onboard that fateful flight. I do think you are right that it may be too soon for some people to see this film but part of me thinks that it is time for us to be reminded of what happened. I think alot of people have forgotten how horrifying that day was, and how extrodinary those people were on that flight. We'll never know how many people they saved by fighting back. I found this site that gives a biography of everyone on that flight and I hope you don't mind if I share it here: www.unitedheroes.com/whotheywere.html I'm going to see the film when it comes out. I know I've grown too comfortable in my everyday life and could use a reminder of what happened. I just saw something on the History Channel the other day that was called, “Grounded on 9/11″. It told the story of air traffic controllers and their struggle to land all planes in the US on 9/11. I was amazed to see how they tackled a task that was as amazingly huge and complex as safely landing all the planes in the US with no plan or rulebook. They followed the trip of United 93 and it really inspired me to find out more about the people onboard that fateful flight. I do think you are right that it may be too soon for some people to see this film but part of me thinks that it is time for us to be reminded of what happened. I think alot of people have forgotten how horrifying that day was, and how extrodinary those people were on that flight. We’ll never know how many people they saved by fighting back. I found this site that gives a biography of everyone on that flight and I hope you don’t mind if I share it here:

http://www.unitedheroes.com/whotheywere.html

I’m going to see the film when it comes out. I know I’ve grown too comfortable in my everyday life and could use a reminder of what happened.

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