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9/11 REMEMBERED | Flight 93 Morning Ceremony Offers Somber Observance for Attendees
The ceremony honored the 40 passengers and crew of Flight 93 with readings, veteran participation and a moment of silence.
- On Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, Marine Corps veteran Donald Braund joined thousands of visitors at the Flight 93 National Memorial to observe the 25th anniversary of the tragedy.
- Visitors traveled to the National Memorial to pay respects to the passengers and crew, seeking to honor the bravery exhibited during the tragedy and connect with families.
- Braund brought his Stars and Stripes to the ceremony, while attendees wore shirts bearing "Let's Roll" and "Never forget" to commemorate the call to action.
- For attendees, the opportunity to visit the National Memorial was significant; the 25th anniversary provided a chance to honor the fallen and strengthen remembrance.
- Visitors continue to return to the National Memorial to ensure the memory of the tragedy endures, cementing the ceremony as an annual reminder of the sacrifice made.
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9/11 REMEMBERED | Flight 93 morning ceremony offers somber observance for attendees
Donald Braund stood solemnly Friday at the Flight 93 National Memorial with his U.S. Marine Corps hat over his heart and the American flag carried on his left shoulder.
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