9/11 - Never Forget

Lt. Col. Cedric Dolman talks about his memories of 9-11.

Sgt. LeQuinta Cutno talks about her memories of 9/11. Unit: 377th Theater Sustainment Command. Hometown: New Orleans, LA

Lt. Col. Michael Jordan shares his memories of 9/11. Stationed at Headquarters DA. From Jackson, MI

1st Sgt. Tenisha Geter talks about her memories of 9/11. 615th Aviation Support Battalion. Hometown: Brooklyn, NY

Lt. Col. Kirk Daily talks about his memories of 9-11. Unit: 412th Theater Engineer Command. Hometown: Louisville, KY

This edition features a story about how September 11th is often placed in the "Where were you?" category, just like past generations remember the day when time stood still with the assasination of JFK. Petty Officer Erick Holmes introduces us to one soldier and his first hand account of 9/11. Soundbite includes Cpt. John Salazar - U.S. Army, Intelligence Officer, 1st Cavalry Division, Brooklyn, N.Y. Produced by Petty Officer 2nd Class Erick Holmes.

B-roll on Ahmed Shah Massoud. He died ten years ago today. Ahmed Shah Massoud, the former leader of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan, was assassinated by two members of Al Qaeda, posing as journalists. He was killed two days before the September 11th attacks. Produced by Mel Preen, Kabul, Afghanistan. Also available in High Definition.

Package about Ahmed Shah Massoud. He died ten years ago today. Ahmed Shah Massoud, the former leader of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan, was assassinated by two members of Al Qaeda, posing as journalists. He was killed two days before the September 11th attacks. Produced by Mel Preen, Kabul, Afghanistan. Also available in High Definition.

“September 11th: In the Eyes of the Arkansas National Guard” is a video project which offers a look back at that day and the follow on missions tasked to the Arkansas National Guard. The video includes an interview with retired Sgt. Maj. Frank Staples – an Arkansas Guardsmen whose son was in the towers during the attack. Among interview clips from 31 different individuals in the video is an interview with Sgt. Maj. Staples’ son, Adam Staples, who miraculously survived the attack despite being on the 61st floor of the south tower at the time it was hit. Produced by Maj. Chris Heathscott

B-roll of the Spirit of America concert on September 10th, 2011. Also available in high definition.