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WEST BEND 鈥?Americans honored and remembered the men and women who lost their lives 20 years ago in New York City.September 11th 2001 is when a terrorist group named Al-Qaeda hijacked and flew four commercial airplanes, two crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center, one into the Pentagon in Virginia, and the last plane crashed into an empty field in western Pennsylvania. TMJ 4 Brad Riekoff looks through the photos he took in New York on 9/11 In his home Saturday, Brad Riekkoff sat, flipping through a photo album. Inside were photos he took in New York as planes flew into the twin towers. It s hard to believe it s actually 20 years, Riekkoff said. It s hard to believe time passes that fast.
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