Overview
At about 8:25 on the morning of 11 September 2001, someone in a cockpit pressed the wrong switch, and air traffic controllers heard what the passengers did not. What happened next, minute by minute, and what do we actually know? The Day of 9/11 goes back to the sources: the 9/11 Commission Report, the federal investigations of the World Trade Center towers and Building 7, the National Park Service's transcript of the cockpit recorder from Flight 93, and the official records of the Coast Guard, Transport Canada and the Environmental Protection Agency. It tells how the plot was planned, what the warnings said, what happened in the planes and the buildings, how the military and the aviation system responded, and what came after. What you will find inside:
- Four airports, nineteen men and a plot that took years to prepare
- The summer of warnings, and the leads that were never joined up
- The first calls from the planes, and the stairs of the North Tower
- The announcements in the South Tower, the largest rescue in the city's history, and the order to get out
- Why the towers fell, in the words of the engineers who studied them
- The Pentagon, and the response that did not need to learn each other's names
- United 93: the calls, the assault on the cockpit door and what the passengers stopped
- An improvised defence: what the military was told, when, and the account that was wrong
- Operation Yellow Ribbon, Gander and the empty sky
- The boatlift, the pile, the air and the backlash
- What the investigations found, including the plain answers to the claims about Building 7
- Laws, wars, trials and the long illness that followed
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798264104909
- ISBN-10: 9798264104909
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: September 2025
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.26 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.38 pounds
- Page Count: 122
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