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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
 
A Nation Changed: Introduction

image Five Americans recall where they were on September 11 and how their lives have changed since then.
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image Following the collapse of the World Trade Center, many visited Ground Zero in an effort to understand and cope with the nation's tragedy.
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image Limestone, sweat, and the will to prevail.
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image In the sky, a heroic struggle aboard hijacked United flight 93. This is where it ended.
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One Year After
Around America

Life Support
 Crosses and Crossroads
 Slow Burn
 New York, New York
 Rudy's World
 School Dazed
 The Art of Healing
 Back in Business
 Ground Zero Sum Game
 Soldiering On
 In a Strange Place
By Gloria Borger
Ground Zero
Rebuilding the Pentagon

War in the Shadows
 Valor Under Fire
 Taking Aim
 Are We Safer?
 Gumshoes and Spooks
 Leadership
 Test of Faith
 America's Burden
By Fouad Ajami

Shanksville, Pa.
 Memories
 Burial Ground
 Museum Pieces
 Deniers
 Our Duty to History
By Michael Barone
Shanksville, Pa.

World Trade Center
 The Pentagon
 Shanksville, Pa.





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