PRESIDENT OBSERVES A MINUTE OF SILENCE ON THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11

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PRESIDENT OBSERVES A MINUTE OF SILENCE ON THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11 (18 pictures)

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The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.
The President of the USA, George Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush observed a minute of silence at 08.46 hrs, exactly five years after the first plane struck the Twin Towers. They joined officers and men from the NYPD and NYFD at a Fire House on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which housed Ladder 18, a fire unit deployed on 091101. The battered door of Ladder 18 which was pulled from the wreckage, was on display.