By Charles on Wednesday, September 12, 2001 - 02:00 pm: Edit

They are the real heros. Many of them entered the buring building before they collapse. Many gave their lives for someone they do not know. I don't know if I have the courage to do that but I really admire them.

By KJ on Wednesday, September 12, 2001 - 06:57 pm: Edit

"Hero" is a word tiresomely overused in our society. Heros are not sports figures, actors or otherwise famous people. Wanna see a hero? Look at this picture. And look at the people you see every day that fit the true meaning of the word. Heros walk among us without benefit of the cover of "People" magazine. Thanks, Charles.

Karen

By Jake on Thursday, September 13, 2001 - 02:50 am: Edit

Wanna remember 3 more heroes? Then remember the three guys on the flight that crashed in PA who apparently took over the plane from these bastards. One of them, a 31 year old originally from St Paul MN, called his wife and told her what they were going to do, knowing full well that he would most likely never see her again. As to what happened next, we will never know, but 1 thing is sure: that plane did not hit its intended target. THIS IS WHAT HEROES ARE MADE OF.......

By wturner on Thursday, September 13, 2001 - 05:38 am: Edit

Hell Yes! Those guys on the plane were HEROES. It makes me wish I knew them personally.

That is one thing that we can definatley agree on Jake.

By Jake on Thursday, September 13, 2001 - 07:20 am: Edit

I think that we agree more than we disagree on this situation. The best thing is that it's America and we have the freedom to say what we feel. I live in the Twin Cities area and the TV and radio stations are talking a lot about this guy from St Paul who did the heroic deed on this plane that went to ground in PA. I have served with many brave men in my life and his actions would put him up for a CMH if he were military..