A quarter-century after September 11th, the attacks' ripple effects persist across generations. Orphaned children, War on Terror journalists, young Afghans, and U.S. Marines shaped by the 2021 withdrawal share their stories.
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Self - Bradley's Mother
Self - President, Uniformed Firefighters Assoc. of Greater NY
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Self - Investigative Journalist, The New York Times Magazine
Self - Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret.)
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