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Triage station near the sight of the World Trade Center.	A poster containing pictures of missing flight recorders at Ground Zero.	Workers at a triage station neat the wreckage of the World Trade Center.	NYPD officers help keep order at the World Trade Center.	NYPD officers help keep order at the World Trade Center.
Recovery continues at the World Trade Center under a steady rainfall.	NYPD teams search for survivors amongst the wreckage of the World Trade Center.	Work continues in the steady rain at the World Trade Center.	A member of the French Urban Search and Rescue Task Force works with his Alsatian to uncover survivors at the site of the collapsed world Trade Center.	A member of the French Urban Search and Rescue Task Force works with his Alsatian to uncover survivors at the site of the collapsed world Trade Center.
A member of the French Urban Search and Rescue Task Force works with his Alsatian to uncover survivors at the site of the collapsed world Trade Center.	This rescue worker talks to a co-worker inside the pile of rubble at the World Trade Center.	New York City police officers have been central to the rescue operations underway at the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue teams are involved in the ongoing search for survivors at the World Trade Center.	Almost dwarfed by the debris from the collapsed World Trade Center, the rescue workers use all means to remove the rubble in their search for survivors.
These rescue workers emerge from the pile of rubble at the World Trade Center. The clean up operation is expected to take months.	Mike Scott from the California Task Force-8 and his dog, Billy, search through the rubble for victims of the September 11 terrorist attack.	Kent Olson and his dog, Thunder, from Lakewood, Washington search through the rubble for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.	Kent Olson and his dog, Thunder, from Lakewood, Washington search through the rubble for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.	Urban Search and Rescue Washington Task Force-1 member, Thunder, from Lakewood, Washington searches through the rubble for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Kent Olson and his dog, Thunder, from Lakewood, Washington search through the rubble for victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.	A rescue worker emerges from the pile of rubble at the World Trade Center. The clean up operation is expected to take months.	A rescue worker descends into the pile of rubble at the World Trade Center. The clean up operation is expected to take months.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember takes a well-deserved break from the search operations underway at the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers congregate on a pile of rubble as they continue to remove the debris and look for survivors of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan.
Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center.	Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center. Here workers lift rubble and search for survivors.	Two rescue workers survey the remains of the collapsed World Trade Center. Hundreds of rescue workers are at the site to search for survivors of the terrorist attack.	Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to lead them to survivors.	Rescue workers climb over and dig through piles of rubble from the destroyed World Trade Center as the American flag billows over the debris.
Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center.Photo by Andrea Booher/ FEMA News Photo	Workers get their shoes thoroughly cleaned after being at Ground Zero.	Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center.	Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers work with dogs to search for victims of the World Trade Center attacks.
Rescue workers work with dogs to search for victims of the World Trade Center attacks.	Rescue workers work with dogs to search for victims of the World Trade Center attacks.	Rescue operations continue far into the night at the World Trade Center.	Ironworkers at the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue and recovery operations continue at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.
Rescue and recovery operations continue at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.	The New York Port Authority plays a vital role in the clean up effort at the World Trade Center.	The extensive wiring in the disaster field office is necessary for the relief effort, after the attacks on the World Trade Center.	Equipment arrives at the disaster field office, near the World Trade Center.	The extensive wiring in the disaster field office is necessary for the relief effort, after the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Equal Rights officer, Ron Mackert works on assistance for the victims of the World Trade Center bombings.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington state search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers traverse the rubble pile at the site of the World Trade Center.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington state searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Electricians work to restore power and communication lines to lower Manhattan during the recovery operations underway at the site of the World Trade Center.
Two New York City police officers oversee the rescue operations underway at the World Trade Center.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington state searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington state searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington state search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Emergency services rescue workers prepare to enter the Ground Zero area to continue the search for victims of the World Trade Center collapse.
Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers take a break to eat and rest during the clean up operations at the World Trade Center.	Electricians work to restore power and communication lines to lower Manhattan during the recovery operations underway at the site of the World Trade Center.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington state searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers use a torch to cut a large piece of debris so that it can be removed without disturbing layers below.	A Sacramento, California Urban Search and rescue team pause for a picture with Chevy Chase who came to offer his thanks for their work at the World Trade Center crash site.
Members of the Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-1 search through the rubble at Ground Zero.Photo by Michael Rieger/ FEMA News Photo	A rescue team works in the rubble of the World Trade Center searching for survivors.	Rescue workers climb across the debris from the collapsed World Trade Center.	Rescue workers from the Texas Task Force-1 Urban Search and Rescue team prepare to enter the World Trade Center crash site.	Puerto Rico Task Force-1 workers stand beside their truck loaded with supplies and prepared to be dispatched to the World Trade Center disaster site.
Rescue worker Terry Trepanier and his partner Woody of the Ohio Task Force Unit prepare to begin work at the World Trade Center disaster site.	Ohio Task Force-1 member Gary Flynn and his partner Tascha prepare to begin work at the World Trade Center disaster site.	Rescue teams arrive on a bus at the World Trade Center disaster site.	Students Melinda Sklar (left) and Sara Flynn of Pace University wait to go up and collect their belongings.	California Task Force-3 work on cutting steel as part of the recovery operations underway at the World Trade Center.
Two Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers take a break to eat and rest during the clean up operations at the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	A rescue worker from a Santa Barbara, California Urban Search and Rescue team, and his dog, pause while preparing to return to the World Trade Center crash site.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington state searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	A rescue worker from a Miami, FL US&R team equipped with a search cam prepares to enter the World Trade Center crash site. The search cam allows the workers to insert a small video camera into the wreckage to look for survivors.
Rescue workers comb through a section of wreckage at the World Trade Center site.	Rescue workers comb through a section of wreckage at the World Trade Center site.	Rescue workers standing next to the antenna that was formerly atop the World Trade Center discuss next steps in their rescue efforts.	Rescue workers move through the wreckage with equipment that will help them cut free debris so that it can be safely removed.	Dr. H. Marie Suthers-McCable, D.V.M. from Virginia Tech, works on Kinsay, a member of the Texas Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue team who was injured while searching in the wreckage.
Dr. H. Marie Suthers-McCable, D.V.M. from Virginia Tech, works on Kinsay, a member of the Texas Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue team who was injured while searching in the wreckage.	Rescue workers from the Utah Task Force-1 Urban Search and Rescue team prepare debris to be cleared at the World Trade Center crash site.	Rescue workers from the Utah Task Force-1 Urban Search and Rescue team prepare to enter the World Trade Center crash site.	Rescue teams travel around the site in utility vehicles that can easily navigate the debris and obstructed streets in lower Manhattan.	A veterinarian assists a rescue dog while its handler offers the dog support and encouragement.
Members of the Washington Task Force One team talk at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center. Rescue teams from around the nation have come to New York City to assist in the rescue of survivors and the clearing of rubble and debris.	Members of the Washington Task Force-1 team stand near their tent at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center. Rescue teams from around the nation have come to New York City to assist in the rescue of survivors and the clearing of rubble and debris.	Members of Colorado Task Force One pause before descending into the debris of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. Rescue crews from all over the United States have come to New York City to assist in the clean up following the terrorist attack.	Rescue workers and their canine counterparts take a break from the ongoing rescue and recovery efforts at the site of the World Trade Center terrorist attack in lower Manhattan.	Rescue workers talk together at site of the collapsed World Trade Center where recovery operations are underway.
Members of California Task Force-3 dig through the piles of debris at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	Members of California Task Force-3 dig through the piles of debris at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	Members of the Washington Task Force-1 team stand near their tent at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center. Rescue teams from around the nation have come to New York City to assist in the rescue of survivors and the clearing of rubble and debris.	Colorado Task Force One member Ann Wickman and her canine counterpart Jenner skirt a mountainous pile of rubble at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.	The recovery operation continues under steady rain at the World Trade Center.
Colorado Task Force One member Julie Noyes (L) sits with canine rescue worker Hoke near the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	Members of Colorado Task Force One stand in front of the remains of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. Rescue crews from all over the United States have come to New York City to assist in the clean up following the terrorist attack.	Making tremendous headway in clearing the rubble from the collapsed World Trade Center, rescue workers have removed tons of debris from the site. Here two workers survey the remaining shell of one of the twin towers.	Colorado Task Force One member Ann Wickman works with her dog, Jenner, to search for victims in the collapsed World Trade Center.	Colorado Task Force One member Ann Wickman talks with other members of her rescue team. Jenner, her canine counterpart, stands nearby.
Members of the Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-2 drive through the site of the recovery operation underway at the World Trade Center.	Dr Laura Rand (in blue) and Jodi Pannell (L) pose with Uno, a Red Cross dog, in the V-MET tent at Ground Zero.	Recovery operations continue at the World Trade Center, nearly a month after the terrorist attack.	A truck leaving Ground Zero is being washed. All trucks leaving Ground Zero are washed at two sites set up by the EPA.	A member of Colorado Task Force-1 sits amid the debris of the collapsed World Trade Center.
Mike Metzer, from the Environmental Protection Agency, checks one of the many air-sampling locations set up around the site of the World Trade Center.	Jenner and Hoke, members of Colorado Task Force-1 get some rest after working to find victims at Ground Zero.	Patricia Bennett (left) and Jose Montijo (right) are two of the many workers at the Disaster Assistance Center. The Center is open seven days a week and will remain open for as long as necessary.	Members of Colorado Task Force-1 and California Task Force-1 stand amid the debris of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	An Environmental Protection Agency air-sampling unit is located at West Hwy and Vesey St., NY.
Members of Colorado Task Force-1 and California Task Force-3 stand amid the debris of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	Members of California Task Force-3 dig through the piles of debris at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.	An Urban Search and Rescue dog receives an IV treatment to combat exhaustion and over exertion.	Rescue workers view the recovery operation underway at Ground Zero, the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	A photographer pauses to take a picture of the recovery operations underway at the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers view the recovery operation underway at Ground Zero, the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
Rescue workers traverse the rubble pile at the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.
Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Florida searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers from the South Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force clear rubble and search for victims at the site of the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers from the South Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force clear rubble and search for victims at the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.
Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers view the recovery operation underway at Ground Zero, the site of the collapsed World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers traverse the rubble pile at the site of the World Trade Center.
Rescue crews work to clear debris from the site of the World Trade Center.	New York Fire Department and Miami-Dade Urban Search and Rescue crews search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers continue to search through the rubble, looking for victims at the site of the World Trade Center collapse.	Rescue workers from the Utah Task Force-1 search through the rubble, looking for victims at the site of the World Trade Center collapse.	Members of the Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-1 search through the rubble at Ground Zero.
Members of the Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-1 prepare to enter Ground Zero to search for victims of the World Trade Center collapse.	The Arizona Task Force-1 Urban Search and Rescue use a pole camera to search for victims at the World Trade Center.	The Arizona Task Force-1 Urban Search and Rescue use a pole camera to search for victims at the World Trade Center.	A member of the Arizona Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-1 surveys the wreckage at the World Trade Center crash site.	An Urban Search and Rescue crewmember from Washington State searches through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Rescue workers traverse the rubble pile at the site of the World Trade Center.	New York police officers work around the clock to clear debris and search for victims at the World Trade Center crash site.	ATF personnel traverse the mountain of rubble at Ground Zero.	A vital member of the rescue crew at the site of the World Trade Center, this rescue dog gets treated by a medical team specially trained to care for the canine patrol.
A rescue worker surveys the World Trade Center destruction site from the top of one of the hundreds of trucks removing the collapsed rubble to a remote landfill.	This rescue worker navigates the crowded area around the collapsed World Trade Center on a special rescue vehicle.	A rescue worker surveys the rubble of the collapsed World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan.	New York City Police and other rescue workers navigate the streets around the collapsed World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan.	FEMA Community Relations worker Cindy Yee talks to New York residents about disaster assistance at the FEMA/State Disaster Assistance Center. She is one of the many translators assisting the Chinese community following the World Trade Center incident.
Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington state search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Urban Search and Rescue crewmembers from Washington State search through the rubble for survivors following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.	Army Corps of Engineers at Ground Zero	Rescue Personnel on the Scene Prior to the Collapse of the Twin Towers	Manhattan's Missing Skyline

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