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.	Silent REFLECTIONS
		In Remembrance
	.		September 11, 2001

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BOEING 757 Overall length: 155 fee, 3 inches Wingspan: 124 feet, 10 inches Maximum speed: 402 mph Weight: 126,250 lbs (empty) Fueld capacity: 9,370 American Airlines Flight 77 Type: Boeing 757 Route: Washington Dulles Airport to Los Angeles Aboard: Fifty-eight passengers, four flight attendants and two pilots Sept 11, 01: Crashed into the Pentagon at 9:38 a.m. EDT United Airlines Flight 93 Type: Boeing 757 Route: Newark, N.J., to San Francisco Aboard: Thirty-eight passengers, two pilots and five flight attendants Sept 11, 01: Crashed southeast of Pittsburgh at 10:10 a.m. EDT BOEING 767 Overall length: 159 feet, 2 inches Wingspan: 156 feet, 1 inch Maximum speed: 414 mph Weight: 176,200 lbs (empty) Fuel capacity: 13, 900 gallons American Airlines Flight 11 Type: Boeing 767 Route: Boston to Los Angeles Aboard: Eighty-one passengers, nine flight attendants and two pilots Sept 11, 2001: Crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 8:45 a.m. EDT United Airlines Flight 175 Type: Boeing 767 Route: Boston to Los Angeles Aboard: Fifty-six passengers, two pilots and seven flight attendants Sept 11, 2001: Crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center at 9:03 a.m. EDT. Source: “Modern Commercial Aircraft”

View of Manhattan Island from the East River.The wide building in the foreground is the United Nations Headquarters. Behind it, topped with arches and a spire, is the Chrysler Building.

The Statue of Liberty (as seen from 1,500 feet) resides on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. The Financial District of lower Manhattan is visible in the background. The island to the left is Ellis Island. Both the Hudson River and the East River terminate at the Southern tip of Manhattan where it officially becomes Upper New York Bay, or more popularly, New York Harbor. The statue is about 2 miles South of tip of Manhattan. Photo from TheInsider

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