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Video - Answering the Call: Ground Zero's Volunteers narrated by Kathleen Turner
Answering the Call: Ground Zero's Volunteers is an emotional tribute to the thousands of regular citizens and emergency personnel who, on Sept. 11, 2001, responded to the worst disaster any of them
had ever seen. For 16 days after the collapse of the twin towers, the filmmaker and volunteer firefighter Lou Angeli -- one of the few sanctioned videographers on the scene -- documented their
efforts. The resulting film is a record of indefatigably focused activity that began with the simple goal of rescue but evolved into a therapeutic tool for resolution and acceptance. |
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Video - "Ground Zero Heroes" by Steve Spak
See Exclusive Video by Steve Spak taken during the Cleanup & Recovery operation at "Ground Zero". There is no other
video like it! The prayers, the tears, the painstaking recovery & cleanup operation at "Ground Zero" seen as it was
happening & captured by Steve Spak. Now the Untold story as seen through the lens of Steve Spak who cronicles the
recovery operation. This is one video that should be seen by every American. This is what it was like to work at "Ground
Zero". This video was taken over the 8 month period during the cleanup & recovery operation. This is a tribute to all
the workers who gave so much of themselves, Firefighters, Police Officers, EMS and construction workers are true heroes
working in a dangerous & hazardous environment. DVD includes Rescue workers raking, digging looking for remains,
welders using torches cutting beams, Honor Guards & Prayers as victims are removed from "Ground Zero". |
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Video - FDNY The Battle Continues Vol. 15 by Fireline Video
Volume 15 continues with 8 additional incidents in 2005. Starting with a 20 inch water main break, a 2 alarm house fire with a member unaccounted for, Brooklyn’s famous Navy Yard was the scene of a
4th alarm in a 75 x 800 20foot high corrugated tin warehouse. Greenpoint Brooklyn was the scene of a 3rd alarm fire n a row of wood frame multi dwellings. An all hands in a private dwelling in
Queens. A 2nd alarm on arrival in Queens was transmitted for a fully involved 2 story wood frame p/d which had extended to the exposures that fire went to 4 alarms. Flushing Queens all hands went to
work with fire on the 2nd floor of a multi story O/M/D. Fire fighters removed several children from the floor above where the mother attempted to drop the children out a window. A fully involved
Manhattan brownstone private dwelling went to 3 alarms. Hear all fire ground radio transmissions.
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Video - Father's Day The Forgotten Fire by Fireline Video
Father’s Day June 17, 2001 started as any other day tour would for the FDNY. At 2:19 PM a telephone call to the Queens Dispatch office reported a fire in a store. At about the same time as the
telephone alarm was being received Squad 288, taking up from a minor haz-mat incident in the area received a verbal alarm from a women reporting smoke from a store. As they arrived they reported
the same and transmitted the 10-75 signal reporting a working fire. Conditions in the structure, a 2 story commercial on the first floor and dwelling above, began to worsen. A report from the chief
on the scene indicated that there was “popping sounds” coming from the basement. First came a small explosion followed almost immediately by a huge blast. All of the firefighters on scene were
tossed, thrown, or knocked down by the explosion. Firefighters inside reported being lifted off the ground and hitting the ceiling. Our video begins shortly after this devastating explosion. 3 of
FDNY'S Bravest paid the Supreme Sacrifice. |
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Video - FDNY The Battle Continues WTC 09-11-01 by Fireline Video
Fire Line Video's videographers once again bring you to the heart of the action. From after both towers were attacked through both of the tragic collapses, and onto the rescue and recovery operation. The
conditions that existed on 09-11-01, as seen through the lens of our cameraman. Most of this footage has never been seen before. |
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