10 Year 9/11 Anniversary Manhattan to Manhattan Tour

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A group for those who support the tour that began in Manhattan Beach (CA) in January 2011, and is on its way to Manhattan (NY) spreading awareness of the 10 Yr Anniversary, recruiting departments to wear the 9/11 Patches and raising funds.

Website: http://www.9-11patchproject.org/10-year-plans.html
Location: USA
Members: 11
Latest Activity: Dec 18, 2015

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HERE IS SOME PRESS RELATED TO THE TOUR:Bus Sendoff from Manhattan BeachTour ScheduleFirehouse Expo http://firehouseexpo.com/pressreleases.htmlBellevue Nebraska Stop: http://www.ketv.com/r/27498113/detail.htmlJerome Idaho Stop: http://www.kmvt.com/news/local/9-11-Patch-Project-bus-in-Jerome-to-raise-money-for-affected-firefighters--118717379.html

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Comment by Rhys Emery on April 21, 2011 at 7:00pm: Hey i know brother. I wish I could go back there. But I cant. I remember that day very well also. i never want to forget it. Those brother that we lost that day inspired me to become a FF. so i did my part to honor there memory. i joined the military. and served overseas. and now im a fireman. i just hope im worthy enough to join there ranks some day and call them family. they are heros but not they died doing what they loved. and i know they wouldnt want it any other way. so we will honor them by getting on the truck and answering the call. and in that way we all can honor them.

Rest In Peace My Brothers
You will Never Be Forgotten
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Comment by Gary on April 14, 2011 at 6:08pm: Sorry that I will not be able to participate in any of the activities in the US for 911 due to my location. We however are planning of a 10th anniversary of 911 involvement with diverted passengers and crews to Gander International Airport and surrounding communities. I remember it like it happened yesterday, still remembering the sound of all of the man-down alarms at the World Trade Centre site. The town of Gander and surrounding area is planning on setting up an education fund for children of the men and women who lost their lives on that day.