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William Berray, David Berry, David Berry, Joseph Bethke, William Betru, Yeneneh
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Balewa Blackwell, Christopher Blagburn, Carrie Blair, Susan Blanding, Harry Blaney,
Janice Blass, Craig Blau, Rita Blood, Richard Boccardi, Michael Bocchi, John
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John Bourdier, Francisco Bowden, Thomas Bowen, Donna Bowers, Kimberly Bowers,
Veronique Bowman, Larry Bowman, Shawn Bowser, Kevin Box, Gary Boyarsky,
Gennady Boyce, Pamela Boyle, Allen Boyle, Michael Braca, Alfred Brace, Sandra
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Victoria Britton, Marion Broderick, Mark Broghammer, Herman Broomfield, Keith
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Mark Bruehert, Richard Brunn, Andrew Bucca, Ronald Buchanan, Brandon Buck, Greg
Buckley, Dennis Bueche, Nancy Buhse, Patrick Bulaga, John Bunin, Stephen Burford,
Christopher Burke, Matthew Burke, Thomas Burke, William Burlingame, Charles
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Irina Bustillo, Milton Butler, Thomas Byrne, Timothy Caballero, Daniel Cabezas, Jesus
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Jose Caldwell, Kenneth Calia, Dominick Callahan, Liam Calley, Suzanne Calvi, Luigi
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Caplin, Robin Caporicci, Louis Cappello, Jonathan Cappers, James Caproni, Richard
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Rosemarie Carney, Mark Carpeneto, Joyce Carrington, Jeremy Carroll, Michael
Carroll, Peter Carson, James Carstanjen, Christoffer Carter, Angelene Carter,
Christopher Carver, Sharon Casalduc, Vivian Casazza, John Cascio, Paul Casey,
Kathleen Casey, Neili Cashman, William Casoria, Thomas Caspar, William Castillo,
Arcelia Castrianno, Leonard Castro, Jose Caswell, William Catarelli, Richard Caton,
Christopher Caulfield, Mary Caulfield, Robert Cavalier, Judson Cawley, Michael Cayne,
Jason Ceballos, Juan Cecil-Carter, Marcia Cefalu, Jason Celic, Thomas Centeno, Ana
Cevallos, Juan Chada, John Chairnoff, Jeffrey Chalasini, Swarna Chalcoff, William
Chan, Charles Chang, Mandy Chapa, Rosa Charette, Mark Charlebois, David Chavez,
Gregorio Cherry, Douglas Cherry, Stephen Cherry, Vernon Chevalier, Nestor Chevalier,
Swede Chiang, Alexander Chiarchiaro, Dorothy Chimbo, Luis Chin, Robert Ching, Wing
Chiofalo, Nicholas Chipura, John Chirchirillo, Peter Chirls, Catherine Chowdhury, Abdul
Chowdhury, Mohammed Christophe, Kirstin Chu, Pamela Chucknick, Steven Chung,
Wai-ching Ciafardini, Christopher Ciccone, Alex Cilente, Frances Cillo, Elaine Cintron,
Edna Cintron, Nestor Cirri, Robert Clark, Benjamin Clark, Eugene Clark, Gregory Clark,
Mannie Clark, Sarah Clark, Thomas Clarke, Christopher Clarke, Donna Clarke, Michael
Clarke, Suria Cleary, Kevin Clintron, Nestor Cloud, Geoffrey Clyne, Susan Coakley,
Steven Coale, Jeffrey Cody, Patricia Coffey, Daniel Coffey, Jason Cohen, Florence
Cohen, Kevin Coladonato, Anthony Colaio, Mark Colaio, Stephen Colasanti, Christopher
Colbert, Kevin Colbert, Michel Coleman, Keith Coleman, Scott Coleman, Tarel Colin,
Jean Colin, Robert Coll, Robert Collins, John Collins, Michael Collins, Thomas
Collman, Jeffrey Colodner, Patricia Colon, Linda Colon, Soledi Comer, Ronald
Concepcion, Jaime Conde, Albert Conley, Denease Conlon, Susan Conner, Margaret
Connolly, Cynthia Connolly, John Connor, James Connors, Jonathan Connors, Kevin
Conroy, Kevin Conway, Brenda Cook, Dennis Cook, Helen Coombs, Jeffrey Cooper,
John Cooper, Julian Cooper, Zandra Coppo, Joseph Coppola, Gerard Corbett, Joseph
Corcoran, John Cordice, Robert Correa, Ruben Correa-Gutierrez, Danny Corrigan,
Georgine Corrigan, James Cortes, Carlos Cosgrove, Kevin Costa, Dolores Costanza,
Digna Costello, Charles Costello, Michael Cottom, Asia Cottoy, Conrad Coughlan,
Martin Coughlin, John Coughlin, Timothy Cove, James Cox, Andre Cox, Frederick
Coyle, James Coyle-Eulau, Michelle Cramer, Anne Cramer, Christopher Cranford, Eric
Crant, Denise Crawford, James Crawford, Robert Creamer, Tara Cregan, Joanne
Crifasi, Lucia Crisci, John Crisman, Daniel Cross, Dennis Crossin-Kittle, Helen Crotty,
Kevin Crotty, Thomas Crowe, John Crowther, Welles Cruikshank, Robert Cruz,
Francisco Cruz, John Cubas, Kenneth Cubero, Francisco Cuccinello, Thelma Cudina,
Richard Cudmore, Neil Cullen, Thomas Cullinan, Joan Cullinan, John Cummings,
Joyce Cummins, Brian Cunningham, Michael Curatolo, Robert Curia, Laurence Curioli,
Paul Currivan, Patrick Curry, BeverlyCurtin, Michael Cushing, Patricia Cushny, Gavin
D'Allara, John D'Amadeo, Vincent D'Ambrosi, Jack D'Antonio, Mary D'Atri, Edward
D'Auria, Michael Da Mota, Manuel Dack, Caleb DaCosta, Carlos Dahl, Jason Dale,
Brian Damaskinos, Thomas Damiani-Jones, Jeannine Danahy, Patrick Danz, Vincent
Darcy, Dwight Darling, Elizabeth Dataram, Annette Davidson, Lawrence Davidson,
Michael Davidson, Scott Davila, Niurka Davis, Ada Davis, Clinton Davis, Wayne
Dawson, Anthony Dawson, Anthony Dawson, Calvin Day, Edward de Barrera, Gloria de
Chavez, Jayceryll De La Pena, Emerita de la Torre, Azucena de Padro, Diana Dean,
William DeAngelis, Robert Deangelis, Thomas Dearaujo, Dorothy Debek, Tara
Debeuneure, James Debin, Anna DeBlase, James Dechavez, Jayceryll DeCola, Paul
Deconto, Gerald Dedvukaj, Della Pietra, Joseph Delli Gatti, Palmina Deloughery,
Colleen Deluca, Joseph Demas, Anthony DeMeo, Martin Deming, Francis Demitz,
Carol DeMota, Manuel Dennis, Kevin Dennis, Thomas DePalma, Jean Depena, Jose
Deraney, Robert DeRienzo, Michael DeRubbio, David DeSantis, Jemal DeSimone,
Christian DeSimone, Edward Desperito, Andrew Desposito, Michael Deuel, Cindy
DeVito, Jerry Devitt, Robert Devlin, Dennis Dewan, Gerard DiAgostino, Michael Diaz,
Lourdes Diaz, Matthew Diaz, Nancy Diaz, Obdulio Diaz-Piedra, Michael Diaz-Sierra,
Judith DiChiaro, Patricia Dickens, Rodney Dickerson, Jerry Dickey, Joseph Dickinson,
Lawrence Diehl, Michael DiFato, John DiFazio, Vincent Difranco, Carl DiFranco,
Donald Digna, Alexandra Dillard, Eddie DiMartino, Debra DiMeglio, David Diminio,
Stephen Dimmling, William Dinardo, Marisa Dincuff, Christopher Dingle, Jeffrey
DiOnisio, Anthony DiPasquale, George DiPilato, Joseph DiStefano, Douglas Ditullio,
Donald Doany, Ramzi Doctor, Johnnie Doherty, John Doi, Melissa Dolan, Brendan
Dolan, Robert Dollard, Neil Domanico, James Dominguez, Albert Donnelly, Kevin
Donovan, Jacqueline Donovan, William Dorf, Stephen Dowd, Thomas Dowling, Mary
Dowling, Yolanda Downey, Ray Doyle, Frank Doyle, Joseph Drake, Randy Driscoll,
Patrick Driscoll, Stephen Droz, Charles Duarte, Mirna Dudek, Luke Duffy, Christopher
Duffy, Gerard Duffy, Michael Duffy, Thomas Dugar, Antionette Dukat, Sareve Dunn,
Patrick Dunne, Christopher Dunstan, Richard Dwyer, Patrick Eacobacci, Joseph
Eagleson, John Earhart, Edward Eaton, Robert Eberling, Dean Echtermann, Margaret
Eckna, Paul Economos, Constantine Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Dennis Edwards,
Michael Egan, Christine Egan, Lisa Egan, Martin Egan, Michael Egan, Samantha
Eggert, Carole Ehrlich, Lisa Eichler, John Eisenberg, Eric Elder, Daphne Elferis, Michael
Ellis, Valerie Elmarry, Albert Elseth, Robert Emery, Edgar Eng, Doris Ericson, Ulf Erker,
Erwin Erwin, William Espinal, Jose Espinoza, Fanny Esposito, Brigette Esposito, Francis
Esposito, Michael Esposito, William Esquilin, Ruben Ette, Sadie Etzold, Barbara Evans,
Eric Evans, Robert Ewart, Meredith Fagan, Catherine Fagan, Patricia Fairben, Keith
Falkenberg, Charles Falkenberg, Dana Falkenberg, Zoe Fallon, Jamie Fallon, William
Fallon, William Fallone, Anthony Fanelli, Dolores Fangman, Robert Fanning, John
Faragher, Kathleen Farino, Thomas Farley, Nancy Farley-Hackel, Paige Farmer,
Elizabeth Farnum, Douglas Farreley, Thomas Farrell, John Farrell, John Farrell,
Terrence Farrelly, Joseph Farrelly, Thomas Fatha, Syed Faughnan, Christopher
Faulkner, Wendy Fava, Shannon Favuzza, Bernard Fazio, Robert Fazio, Ronald Feehan,
William Feely, Francis Feeney, Garth Fegan, Sean Fehling, Lee Feidelberg, Peter
Feinberg, Alan Feliciano, Rosa Felt, Edward Fergus, Edward Ferguson, George
Ferguson, James Fernandez, Henry Fernandez, Judy Ferraina, Elisa Ferreira, Anne
Ferris, Robert Ferrugio, David Fersini, Louis Ferugio, Mike Fetchet, Brad Fialko,
Jennifer Fiedel, Kristen Fields, Amelia Fields, Samuel Filipov, Alex Finnegan, Michael
Finnerty, Timothy Fiore, Michael Fiorelli, Stephen Fiori, Paul Fiorito, John Fischer,
John Fisher, Andrew Fisher, Bennett Fisher, Gerald Fisher, John Fisher, Thomas
Fishman, Lucy Fitzgerald, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Thomas Fitzsimons, Richard Fiumefreddo,
Salvatore Flagg, Darlene Flagg, Wilson Flannery, Christina Flecha, Eileen Fletcher,
Andre Flickinger, Carl Flocco, Matthew Florio, John Flounders, Joseph Flyzik, Carol
Fodor, David Fodor, Michael Fogel, Steven Foley, Thomas Folger, Jane Fontana, David
Foo, Chih Forbes-Cheatam, Delrose Forde, Godwin Foreman, Donald Forsythe,
Christopher Foster, Claudia Foster, Noel Foster, Sandra Fosteris, Ana Foti, Robert Fox,
Jeffrey Fox, Virginia Francis, Pauline Francis, Virgin Frank, Gary Frank, Morton Frank,
Peter Fraser, Colleen Fraser, Richard Frawley, Kevin Frazier, Clyde Frederick, Lillian
Fredericks, Andrew Freemen, Jamitha Freiman, Brett Freund, Peter Fried, Arlene
Friedlander, Alan Friedman, Andrew Friedman, Paul Froehner, Gregg Frost, Lisa Fry,
Peter Fumando, Clement Furman, Steven Furnato, Paul Fyfe, Karleton Gabler, Fredric
Gabriel, Richard Gabrielle, Richard Gadiel, James Gaff, Pamela Gailliard, Ervin
Galante, Deanna Galante, Grace Gallagher, Anthony Gallagher, Daniel Gallagher, John
Galletti, Lourdes Gallo, Cono Gallucci, Vincenzo Galvin, Thomas Gambale, Giovanna
Gambino, Thomas Gamboa, Giann Gamboa, Ronald Ganci, Peter Ganesh, Ladkat Gann,
Claude Garbarini, Charles Garcia, Andrew Garcia, David Garcia, Jorge Garcia, Juan
Garcia, Marlyn Gardner, Christopher Gardner, Douglas Gardner, Harvey Gardner, Jeffrey
Gardner, Thomas Gardner, William Garfi, Francesco Gargano, Rocco Gartenberg,
James Garvey, Matthew Gary, Bruce Gatti, Palmina Gatton, Boyd Gavagan, Donald
Gay, Peter Gazzanti, Terence Geier, Paul Geis, Julie Gelinas, Peter Geller, Steven
Gelling, Howard Genco, Peter Genovese, Steven Gentul, Alayne George, Linda
Geraghty, Edward Geraty, Suzanne Gerhardt, Ralph Gerlich, Robert Germain, Denis
Gertsberg, Marina Getzendanner, Susan Getzfred, Lawrence Geyer, James Ghee, Cortz
Giaconne, Joseph Giammona, Vincent Gibbon, Debra Giberson, James Gibson, Brenda
Gibson, Craig Gies, Ronnie Giglio, Laura Gilbert, Andrew Gilbert, Timothy Gilbey,
Paul Gill, Paul Gilles, Mark Gillette, Evan Gilligan, Ronald Gilly, Laura Ginley, John
Giordano, Donna Giordano, Jeffrey Giordano, John Giorgetti, Steven Giovinazzo, Martin
Girolamo, Kum-Kum Gitto, Salvatore Giugliano, Cynthia Gjonbalaj, Mon Gladstone,
Dianne Glascoe, Keith Glasser, Thomas Glazer, Edmund Glenn, Harry Glick, Barry
Glick, Jeremy Glick, Steven Gnazzo, John Godschalk, William Gogliormella, Michael
Goldberg, Brian Goldflam, JeffreyGoldstein, Michelle Goldstein, Monica Goldstein,
Steven Golkin, Andrew Gomes, Dennis Gomez, Enrique Gomez, Jose Gomez, Manuel
Gonzalez, Jenine Gonzalez, Mauricio Gonzalez, Rosa Goodchild, Lynn Gooding, Calvin
Goodrich, Peter Goody, Harry Gopu, Kiran Gorayeb, Catherine Gordenstein, Lisa
Gordon, Kerene Gorki, Sebastian Gorman, Kieran Gorman, Thomas Gould, Kristin
Gould, Michael Gowell, Douglas Grabowski, Jon Grady, Christopher Graf, Edwin
Graifman, David Granados, Gilbert Grandcolas, Lauren Granitto, Elvira Grant, Winston
Gray, Christopher Gray, Christopher Gray, Ian Gray, James Grayling, Linda Grazioso,
John Grazioso, Timothy Green, Andrew Green, Derrick Green, Wade Green, Wanda
Greenberg, Elaine Greene, Donald Greene, Gayle Greenleaf, James Greenstein, Eileen
Gregg, Elizabeth Gregory, Denise Gregory, Donald Gregory, Florence Grehan, Pedro
Griffin, John Griffin, Tawanna Griffith, Joan Grifka, Warren Grijalvo, Ramon Grimmer,
David Grogan, Francis Gronlund, Linda Grouzalis, Kenneth Gryzmalski, Matthew
Grzelak, Joseph Gschaar, Robert Guadagno, Richard Guadalupe, Jose Guan, Yan Guja,
Geoffrey Gullickson, Joseph Guman, Babita Gurian, Douglas Gustafson, Janet Guza,
Philip Guzzardo, Barbara Gyulavary, Peter Haag, Gary Haberman, Andrea Habib,
Barbara Hackel, Paige Haentzler, Philip Hafiz, Nizam Hagerty, Karen Hagis, Steven
Hague, Mary Halderman, David Hale, Maile Hale-McKinzy, Diane Hall, Richard Hall,
Stanley Hall, Vaswald Halligan, Robert Halloran, Vincent Halmon, Carolyn Halvorson,
James Hamilton, Felicia Hamilton, Robert Hammond, Carl Han, Frederic Hanley,
Christopher Hanley, Sean Hanna, Valerie Hannafin, Thomas Hannaford, Kevin Hannan,
Michael Hanson, Christine Hanson, Peter Hanson, Susan Haramis, Vassilios Haran,
James Hardacre, Gerald Hardy, Jeffrey Hargrave, Timothy Haros, Frances Harrell,
Harvey Harrell, Stephen Harris, Aisha Harris, Stewart Hart, John Hartono, Eric Hartz,
John Harvey, Emeric Hashem, Peter Haskell, Thomas Haskell, Timothy Hasson, Joseph
Hatton, Leonard Hatton, Terence Haub, Michael Haviland, Timothy Havlish, Donald
Hayatsu, Nobuhiro Hayden, James Hayes, Philip Hayes, Robert Haynes, William
Hazelcorn, Scott Healey, Michael Heber, Roberta Heeran, Charles Hefferman, John
Heidenberger, Michelle Hein, Sheila Heller, Howard Heltibridle, JoAnn Hemschoot,
Mark Henderson, Ronnie Hendricks, Janet Hennessey, Brian Hennessey, Ted Henrique,
Michelle Henry, Joseph Henry, William Henwood, John Hepburn, Robert Herencia,
Mary Herkness, Lindsay Hernandez, Claribel Hernandez, Norberto Herold, Gary
Hersch, Jeffrey Hetzel, Thomas Higgins, Timothy Higley, Robert Hill, Todd Hinds, Clara
Hinds, Neal Hindy, Mark Hirai, Katsuyuki Ho, Heather Hobbs, Tara Hobbs, Thomas
Hobin, James Hobson, Robert Hodges, DaJuan Hoerner, Ronald Hoey, Patrick Hofer,
John Hoffman, Frederick Hoffman, Joseph Hoffman, Marcia Hoffman, Michele Hoffman,
Stephen Hofmiller, Judith Hogan, Wallace Hohlweek, Thomas Hohmann, Jonathan
Holland, Cora Holland, John Holland, Joseph Holley, Jimmie Holmes, Elizabeth
Holohan, Thomas Homer, Herbert Homer, Leroy Hopper, James Hord, Montgomery
Horn, Michael Horning, Matthew Horohoe, Robert Horrocks, Michael Horwitz, Aaron
Houston, Charles Houston, Uhuru Houtz, Angela Howard, George Howell, Brady Howell,
Michael Howell, Steven Howley, Jennifer Hromada, Milagros Hrycak, Marian Hughes,
Kris Hughes, Melissa Hughes, Paul Hughes, Thomas Hughes, Timothy Huie, Susan
Hulse, Mychal Humber, Nicholas Hunt, Kathleen Hunt, William Hunter, Joseph Hurt,
Peggie Hussa, Robert Hyland, Stephen Hymel, Robert Hynes, Walter Ianelli, Joseph
Ielpi, Jonathan Iken, Michael Ilkanayev, Daniel Ill, Frederick Ilowitz, Abraham Infante,
Anthony Inghilterra, Louis Ingrassia, Christopher Innella, Paul Irby, Stephanie Irgang,
Douglas Irvine-Ryan, Kristin Isaac, Todd Isbrandtsen, Erik Iselepis Jr., William
Iskandar, Waleed Iskenderian, Aram Iskyan, John Ivantsov, Aleksandr Ivory, Lacey
Jablonski, Virginia Jack, Bryan Jackman, Brooke Jacobs, Aaron Jacobs, Ariel Jacobs,
Jason Jacobs, Michael Jacobson, Steven Jacoby, Steve Jaggernauth, Ricknauth Jain,
Yudh Jakubiak, Maria Jalbert, Robert James, Gricelda Jardin, Mark Jarret, Amy Jean-

Memorial to all those slain in the
coordinated terrorist attacks against
the United States.
Confirmed Death Toll
as of 3/11/2002 12:43:37 PM:
at
http://www.arrangeonline.com/notablePersons/honorroll.asp
This list is based on authoritative sources,
The Associated Press and funeral home records.

S
ix months after the terrorist attack on America, President George W.
Bush remembered the tragedy of September 11 at a White House
ceremony, and vowed to continue the fight against global terror.
Addressing the Washington diplomatic corps March 11, with the flags of
179 nations displayed on the White House lawn behind him, the president
vowed to continue the fight against terror and to support those nations that
need assistance to track down and defeat terrorists within their own borders.
Announcing the start of the "second stage of the war on terror," the president
said: "America encourages and expects governments everywhere to help
remove the terrorist parasites that threaten their own countries and the peace
of the world."
He added: "If governments need training or resources to meet this
commitment, America will help."
In the presence of more than 1,000 diplomats, legislators, military officers
and relatives of victims of terrorism, President Bush warned that "the terror
"Inaction Is Not an Option"
President Bush passes
the honor guard
March 11, 2002, on
his way to the South
Lawn of the White
House to preside over
a ceremony on the
six-month anniversary
of the attack on
America.
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that targeted New York and Washington could next strike any center of
civilization. Against such an enemy, there is no immunity, and there can be
no neutrality."
Several members of the Washington diplomatic corps spoke as well.
Ambassador Jibril Aminu of Nigeria said: "Our sympathies and solidarity
[are] with you in the struggle against international terrorism."
Ambassador Sung-Chul Yang of South Korea called terrorism "the scourge
of mankind," adding that "it has nothing to do with religion or culture, and
everything to do with death and destruction."
Ambassador Faruk Logoglu of Turkey condemned the terrorist attacks
and promised that "justice will be done, no matter what it takes." The
ambassador endorsed Turkey’s participation in coalition operations in
Afghanistan, adding that modern Turkey is "living testimony to the proposition
that Islam, democracy and modernity are compatible. Our secular society
is one where civilizations do not clash but where, indeed, they embrace."

PRESIDENT BUSH'S REMARKS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
CEREMONY TO HONOR VICTIMS OF THE SEPTEMBER 11
TERRORIST ATTACKS
THE WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C.
MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2OO2
PRESIDENT BUSH: Diplomatic representatives of coalition of nations, members of the
Congress, Cabinet, Supreme Court, members of the American armed forces, military
coalition members from around the world, distinguished guests, and ladies and
gentlemen:
WELCOME TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
We have come together to mark a terrible day, to reaffirm a just and vital cause and to
thank the many nations that share our resolve and will share our common victory. Six
months separate us from September the 11th. Yet for the families of the lost, each day
brings new pain. Each day requires new courage. Your grace and strength have been an
example to our nation. America will not forget the lives that were taken and the justice
their death requires.
We face an enemy of ruthless ambition unconstrained by law or morality. The terrorists
despise other religions and have defiled their own. And they are determined to
expand the scale and the scope of their murder. The terror that targeted New York and
Washington could next strike any center of civilization. Against such an enemy, there is
no immunity, and there can be no neutrality.
Many nations and many families have lived in the shadows of terrorism for decades
and during years of mindless and merciless killing. September the 11th was not the
beginning of global terror, but it was the beginning of the world's concerted response.
History will know that day not only as a day of tragedy but as a day of decision, when
the civilized world was stirred to anger and to action. And the terrorists will remember
September 11th as the day their reckoning began. A mighty coalition of civilized nations
is now defending our common security.
Terrorist assets have been frozen. Terrorist front groups have been exposed. A terrorist
regime has been toppled from power. Terrorist plots have been unraveled from Spain
to Singapore. And thousands of terrorists have been brought to justice, are in prison, or
are running for fear of their lives.
With us today are representatives from many of our partners in this great work. And
we're proud to display their flags at the White House this morning. From the
contributions these nations have made – some well known; others not – I am honored
to extend the deepest gratitude
of the people of the United
States.
The power and vitality of our
coalition have been proven in
Afghanistan. More than half of
the forces now assisting the
heroic Afghan fighters or providing
security in Kabul are
from countries other than the
United States. There are many
examples of commitment. Our
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good ally France has deployed nearly one-fourth of its navy to support Operation
Enduring Freedom. And Great Britain has sent its largest naval task force in 20 years.
British and American special operation forces have fought beside teams from Australia
and Canada, Norway, Denmark and Germany.
In total, 17 nations have forces deployed in the region, and we could not have done
our work without critical support from countries, particularly like Pakistan and
Uzbekistan. Japanese destroyers are refueling coalition ships in the Indian Ocean. The
Turkish air force has refueled American planes. Afghans are receiving treatment in
hospitals built by Russians, Jordanians, Spanish, and have received supplies and help
from South Korea. Nations in our coalition have shared in responsibilities and the
sacrifices of our cause.
On the day before September the 11th, I met with Prime Minister John Howard of
Australia, who spoke of the common beliefs and shared affection of our two countries.
We could not have known that bond was about to be proven again in war. And we could
not have known its human cost.
Last month, Sergeant Andrew Russell of the Australian Special Air Service died in
Afghanistan. He left behind his wife, Kylie, and their daughter, Leisa, just 11 days old.
Friends said of Sergeant Russell: “you could rely on him never to let you down.”
This young man and many like him have not let us down. Each life taken from us is a
terrible loss. We've lost young people from Germany and Denmark and Afghanistan and
America. We mourn each one. And for their bravery in a noble cause, we honor them.
Part of that cause was to liberate the Afghan people from terrorist occupation, and we
did so. Next week the schools reopen in Afghanistan. They will be open to all, and many
young girls will go to school for the first time in their young lives.
Afghanistan has many difficult challenges ahead, and yet we've averted mass starvation,
begun clearing minefields, rebuilding roads, and improving health care. In Kabul,
the friendly government is now an essential member of the coalition against terror.
Now that the Taliban are gone and al Qaeda has lost its home base for terrorism, we
have entered the second stage of the war on terror – a sustained campaign to deny
sanctuary to terrorists who would threaten our citizens from anywhere in the world. In
Afghanistan, hundreds of
trained killers are now dead.
Many have been captured.
Others are still on the run, hoping
to strike again. These terrorist
fighters are the most
committed, the most dangerous,
and the least likely to surrender.
They're trying to
regroup, and we'll stop them.
For five months in
Afghanistan, our coalition has

een patient and relentless, and more patience and more courage will be
required. We're fighting a fierce battle in the Shah-i-Kot Mountains, and
we're winning, yet it will not be the last battle in Afghanistan, and there will
be other battles beyond that nation. For terrorists fleeing Afghanistan, for
any terrorist looking for a base of operations, there must be no refuge,
no safe haven.
By driving terrorists from place to place, we disrupt the planning and
training for further attacks on America and the civilized world. Every terrorist
must be made to live as an international fugitive with no place to settle
or organize, no place no hide, no governments to hide behind, and not
even a safe place to sleep. I've set a clear policy in the second stage of the
war on terror: America encourages and expects governments everywhere
to help remove the terrorist parasites that threaten their own countries and
peace of the world. If governments need training or resources to meet this
commitment, America will help.
We're helping right now in the Philippines, where terrorists with links to al Qaeda are
trying to seize the southern part of the country to establish a militant regime. They're
oppressing local peoples, and they've kidnapped both American and Filipino citizens.
America has sent more than 500 troops to train Philippine forces. We stand with
President Arroyo, who is courageously opposing the threat of terror.
In the Republic of Georgia, terrorists working closely with al Qaeda operate in the
Pankisi Gorge, near the Russian border. At President Shevardnadze's request, the United
States is planning to send up to 150 military trainers to prepare Georgian soldiers to
reestablish control in this lawless region. This temporary assistance serves the interests
of both our countries.
In Yemen, we are working to avert the possibility of another Afghanistan. Many al
Qaeda recruits come from near the Yemen-Saudi Arabian border, and al Qaeda may try
to reconstitute itself in the remote corners of that region. President Saleh has assured me
that he is committed to confronting this danger. We will help Yemeni forces with training
and equipment to prevent that land from becoming a haven for terrorists.
In the current stage of the war, our coalition is opposing not a nation but a network.
Victory will come over time as that network is patiently and steadily dismantled. This will
require international cooperation on a number of fronts: diplomatic, financial and military.
We will not send the American troops to every battle, but America will actively prepare
other nations for the battles ahead. This mission will end when the work is finished,
when terror networks of global reach have been defeated. The havens and training camps
of terror are a threat to our lives and to our way of life, and they will be destroyed.
At the same time, every nation in our coalition must take seriously the growing threat
of terror on a catastrophic scale – terror armed with biological, chemical or nuclear
weapons. America is now consulting with friends and allies about this
greatest of dangers, and we're determined to confront it. Here's what we already know:
Some states that sponsor terror are seeking or already possess weapons of mass
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destruction. Terrorist groups are hungry for these weapons and would use
them without a hint of conscience. And we know that these weapons, in
the hands of terrorists, would unleash blackmail and genocide and chaos.
These facts cannot be denied and must be confronted. In preventing the
spread of weapons of mass destruction, there is no margin for error and
no chance to learn from mistakes. Our coalition must act deliberately, but
inaction is not an option.
Men with no respect for life must never be allowed to control the ultimate
instruments of death.
Gathered here today, we are six months along – a short time in a long
struggle. And our war on terror will be judged by its finish, not by its start.
More dangers and sacrifices lie ahead, yet America is prepared. Our
resolve has only grown, because we remember. We remember the horror
and heroism of that morning – the death of children on a field trip, the
resistance of passengers on a doomed airplane, the courage of rescuers who died with
strangers they were trying to save. And we remember the video images of terrorists who
laughed at our loss.
Every civilized nation has a part in this struggle, because every civilized nation has a
stake in its outcome. There can be no peace in the world where differences and grievances
become an excuse to target the innocent for murder. In fighting terror, we fight for
the conditions that will make lasting peace possible. We fight for lawful change against
chaotic violence, for human choice against coercion and cruelty, and for the dignity and
goodness of every life.
Every nation should know that for America, the war on terror is not just a policy, it's a
pledge. I will not relent in this struggle for the freedom and security of my country and
the civilized world. And we'll succeed.
There will be a day when the organized threat against America, our friends and allies
is broken. And when the terrorists are disrupted and scattered and discredited, many old
conflicts will appear in a new light. Without the constant fear and cycle of bitterness that
terrorists spread with their violence, we will see then that the old and serious disputes
can be settled within the bounds of reason and goodwill and mutual security.
I see a peaceful world beyond the war on terror, and with courage and unity, we are
building that world together. Any nation that makes an unequivocal commitment against
terror can join this cause. Every nation of goodwill is welcome. And together, we will face
the peril of our moment and seize the promise of our times.
MAY GOD BLESS OUR COALITION.

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BY NIGERIAN AMBASSADOR JIBRIL AMINU; SOUTH KOREAN
AMBASSADOR SUNG-CHUL YANG; AND TURKISH AMBASSADOR FARUK LOGOGLU AT
WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY HONORING THE SEPTEMBER 11 VICTIMS
THE WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C.
AMBASSADOR AMINU: President Bush, distinguished ladies and
gentlemen: Mr. President, it's a tremendous honor to share this podium with
you, and I thank you immensely for the privilege. I bring you fraternal greetings
from President Olusegun Obasanjo, the people of Nigeria and, indeed, from
Africa.
The terrible events of September 11th, 2001, lie fresh in our minds six
months on, as if they were yesterday. Those who perished therein will never be
forgotten, nor will those who have given their lives in the aftermath – nor, for
that matter, the grief of their families. Our sympathies and solidarity are with
you in the struggle against international terrorism.
The vice of September 11, 2001, brought out the best of American virtues.
We admire how the country achieved instant social mobilization and how all
closed ranks, forgot their differences and renewed their patriotism with the
homeland. The community spirit and sacrifice have been very touching. The
systematic steps taken to build an international coalition and to secure United
Nations support for the actions you are taking are also laudable.
In all these, Mr. President, you've demonstrated outstanding leadership,
which has been recognized and appreciated by the American people. You and
America have discovered each other in the dark shadows of September 11th,
2001. Mr. President, you are well-equipped to offer this leadership, and let me
mention one or two of the many enabling attributes you are blessed with, which
help you along.
Your commitment and the first lady's commitment to education means that
you believe in equality and opportunity for everyone, because education is the
efficient human-resource lever, the great social leveler and the fountain for
dispensing social justice anywhere.
Mr. President, in addition to your own nuclear family, you have what many
leaders in your position must have wished they had: both parents alive and
well, with firsthand knowledge of the task you face, always praying for you and
always there for you. Prayers from parents do not fall flat.
Besides, your faith-based initiative is an indication of your deep faith in the
Supreme Being, who in everything just says "be," and it shall be. He is the one
whom we all worship in our various dignified
ways, and from whom only does come true
guidance and true victory. God's victory is the
sweetest, because it is universal, just and everlasting.
Mr. President, even as you are doing what has
to be done on the war front and on domestic
The president at the memorial ceremony, with (left to right),
Faruk Logoglu, Ambassador of Turkey,
Sung Chul Yang, Ambassador of South Korea, and
Jibril Aminu, Ambassador of Nigeria.
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security, it is reassuring that you are also sensitive to the need to move on, so
that the unpleasant past will not be allowed to oppress and retard the future. We
will need to return to the outstanding global issues – the promise of world
peace, human rights, and social justice on Earth, respect for all peoples and
nations, promoting friendship and trade, as well as scientific and cultural cooperation
to improve the standard of living for all and to make the world a better
place for all – a world where the strong give a lending hand to the weak, and
where those who have share with those who have not.
America, by the grace of God, as the leading nation on Earth, will no doubt
continue to bravely assail the endless challenges and burdens of leadership
with grace and restraint, promoting justice to and hope for all, and building
people-to-people friendship. America needs, as you are planning to do, to send
out its young people to all parts of the world, bearing the message of peace and
friendship, not only so that the young shall grow, but so that the young shall
grow together, and so that people meet not only in palaces and conference halls
and boardrooms, but in stadia, markets, restaurants, dorms, around family dining
tables.
Even on this occasion, on this solemn occasion, Mr. President, one can be
forgiven for mentioning our continent, Africa, which we hope you will be able
to visit very soon. Africa has experienced more than its share of disasters
imported from outside the continent – one-way cruises from Goree Island,
colonialism, the Cold War, compound interest debt burden, HIV/AIDS,
and international terrorism. It should now enjoy some of the other imports as
well – education, health, trade, investment, infrastructure, and technological
development.
Africans, even as they help themselves, as they must do, desperately need to
be assisted to be part of the world's economy, to dare to hope for a better future,
to afford democracy, and to be saved from becoming the next terrorist den.
But in cooperating with Africa, the benefits will not be one-way. America will
find in Africa a reliable ally against war and terrorism, a worthy strategic partner
in defense and in energy security, and an inspiring friend who smiles in
even the face of so much suffering.
Mr. President, as we renew our solidarity with
the United States and our sympathy for the
grieving families and peoples, may we be gathering
to celebrate and smile, observing happy
events instead of the very sad events of last
September, the type of which we must all work
and pray never to witness again.
I thank you, Mr. President.

AMBASSADOR YANG: Mr. President, Excellencies, distinguished guests,
ladies and gentlemen: Six months ago, the whole world witnessed the unprecedented
atrocities of September 11th. On behalf of the Republic of Korea and the
Korean people, I would like to once again express my deepest sympathy and
heartfelt condolences to the victims, families and friends afflicted by these
horrors.
More than half a century ago, brave soldiers from the United States and 21
nations collectively defended South Korea against communist aggression. The
Americans alone lost 33,746 precious lives during the Korean War. Today we
are confronting yet another global challenge – terrorism, the enemy of
humanity. As we then fought side by side and shoulder to shoulder, now the
Korean people actively support the U.S.-led campaign against terrorism and
will do so until it is eradicated.
Terrorism is the scourge of mankind. It has nothing to do with religion or
culture, and everything to do with death and destruction. It must not and will
not be tolerated under any circumstances. As President Kim Dae-jung, the
Nobel peace laureate, emphatically stated, and I quote: "Terrorism is
undeclared. Terrorism has no face. Terrorism kills innocent civilians. It is the
most cowardly and cruel act of provocation. It is a barbaric crime that cannot
be justified under any pretext. It must be rooted out at all cost."
One lesson we all learn from the events of September 11th is that no nation
is impregnable or invulnerable from such heinous crimes. The eternal vigilance
against all kinds of terrorism is the only safeguard against our inherent
insecurity. Let us remember the motto on the Korean Memorial here on the
Washington Mall: Freedom is not free. In remembering the past, we must be
constantly on guard against the present and future intruder of liberty, the
universal value of man and society. The march toward liberty and human
dignity is neither linear nor stationary. History proves time and time again that
this perpetual march prevails over all irrational impulses and inhuman forces.
God bless America, Korea, and all the freedom-loving people around the
world. Thank you very much.
AMBASSADOR LOGOGLU: Mr. President, Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen:
It's a privilege for me to address this meeting. Six
months ago on this day, we were all devastated by
the loss of thousands of innocent civilians, most
at the prime of their lives. Our hearts go out to
them and their families. We pray for them and for
the brave firemen and policemen who perished in
the line of duty. We once again condemn those
terrorist attacks and remind their perpetrators that
Surrounded by diplomats from various nations, President
Bush salutes as the U.S. flag passes by the reviewing stand.
Ambassadors from more than 120 nations attended the
South Lawn ceremony.
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justice will be done, no matter what it takes.
September 11th taught us lessons: that terrorism has no limits; that it knows
no religion or ideology; that it's not confined to any geography or nationality.
But one lesson stands above others: that the war on terrorism requires sustained
solidarity by the civilized world, unrelenting long-term struggle on many
fronts. Let's be aware that any relaxation, any wavering in this war will be
exploited by the terrorists.
Mr. President, you and the American people have responded to September
11th with dignity and determination. You showed that the spirit of this great
nation could not be broken, even under intolerable adversity. We know how the
American people feel, because we have ourselves been victims of terrorism.
The Turkish people empathize deeply with the American nation. We also never
forgot that your country understood our own fight against the terrorists. As a
friend of America and as a major ally, we have given our firm and broad support
to the international effort you mobilized for the war on terrorism. We have
today troops in Afghanistan. We are prepared to do more in that country with
continued support from the international community.
Turkey's presence in Afghanistan is one proof that the war on terrorism is not
against Islam. Turkish society itself is living testimony to the proposition that
Islam, democracy and modernity are compatible. Our secular society is one
where civilizations do not clash but where, indeed, they embrace.
This is best symbolized by the Istanbul spirit of dialogue and harmony that
emerged at a unique meeting recently held between the West and the East in
that historic city. As we fight terrorism, we must at the same time strive for
inclusion and participation, trying to win the hearts and minds of people everywhere
for the values we together cherish.
We must, however, remain vigilant and be prepared to crush terrorism wherever
it appears. There are still dangers and many countries that have yet to put
their houses in order. It's our right to expect that all countries tread the proper
line against terror.
Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen, on this day of remembrance, our sympathies
and prayers are with the American people and the victims. We stand
united in our condemnation of terrorism. Let us
also stay united in our resolve to defeat it.
Thank you.

Following his
address on the South
Lawn, President Bush
greets members of
the armed services of
various nations who
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are part of the global
coalition forces
against terrorism.

Left: President
Bush and
Postmaster General
Jack Potter unveil a
postage stamp
honoring the heroic
New York City
firefighters
of September 11.
Right: Along with
the president, New
York firefighters
Billy Eisengrein,
George Johnson,
and Dan McWilliams
view the stamp
depicting their
rescue efforts.

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Back Cover: Daniel Hulshizer - AP/Wide World Photo
PHOTOGRAPH ON BACK COVER:
Two beams of light
illuminate the sky above
New York City from near the
site where the World Trade
Center Towers once stood.
The beams, which were
activated on March 11,
2002, are a temporary
memorial that will light up
the New York City sky every
evening until April 13, 2002.
At the left is the Empire
State Building, its top made
distinctive with red, white,
and blue lights; at right,
the Statue of Liberty in
New York Harbor.

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