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FDNY Chief of Department John Esposito recounts FDNY’s devastating losses, the decisions that saved thousands of lives and why honoring 9/11 means preparing the next generation to meet the moment
The familiar images tell only part of the story. These lesser-known accounts reveal how Sept. 11 continues to shape lives and public safety 25 years later.
Lillian Bonsignore spent weeks working the pile; 25 years later, the area still triggers her brain to recall the smell “like it’s day one”
San Francisco firefighters spent nearly three hours searching through a garbage truck before rescuing a man and transporting him to a trauma center
Palm Bay officials found the lieutenant falsified clinical documentation and inaccurately reported hours and patient contacts in a paramedic program
Marking anniversaries, like 9/11, is important for honoring those experiences and carrying forward the lessons learned
How one day transformed emergency preparedness and the lives of generations of first responders
Richard Allen Pearlman was the youngest first responder killed on 9/11. For a small volunteer ambulance corps, keeping his memory alive has become part of the job.
Community paramedicine demands a mindset shift — from crisis mode to continuity of care. Learn how EMS providers can build trust, treat root causes and redefine what success looks like.
An AED donated by Dr. Michael Tamul helped save his life after he suffered cardiac arrest at the same church 19 years later