September 11

	September 11 attacks (Wikipedia article)   Casualties of the September 11 attacks (Wikipedia page)   FDNY casualties of the September 11 attacks (Wikipedia page)   September 11: A Memorial on CNN.com. Includes a sortable list of victims of the WTC, Pentagon, and hijacked airplanes   Blinded by Rainbows - A musical tribute to the victims of 9/11 with a voiceover that will tug at your heartstrings. Don't listen to this one without a box of Kleenex nearby. (Just click on the link to download or listen to the song when you get to the above site.)

	Red Skelton's Pledge of Allegiance -  Eloquent interpretation.  You may never think of it in the same way again! Light a Candle for Peace   Charlie Daniels' Open Letter to the Hollywood Bunch - Worth a read!   Sacred Ground - WashingtonPost.com database listing the victims of 9/11   Remember: September 11, 2001 - presented by Legacy.com     Shortly after the events of September 11, 2001, historian and inspirational speaker (now Georgia state representative) Barry Loudermilk wrote an article entitled "This is America," which was published in a local newspaper in his native Georgia. Within a very short time, the essay found itself making its way around the Internet via email and garnering all manner of attention due to its blunt "America: Like it or leave it" stance. This article—in which Loudermilk talks about America's language, customs, and usage of the Name "God" on currency and official government documents—can be accessed by going directly to this link. (Note: PDF document; Adobe reader required to view.) Well worth the time to read these words of wisdom.   The Americans by Gordon Sinclair - A Canadian broadcaster speaks up for America, a country that has historically done much for the world and received little appreciation in return. Originally broadcast in 1973 on CFRB in Toronto, "The Americans" found a new audience after the terrorist attacks of 9/11—28 years after first airing—and is just as relevant today as it was back then. The above link directs to a page with both the transcript and the audio. (Below) Gordon Sinclair reads "The Americans" for a TV audience.

	More Videos     God Bless the USA - Lee Greenwood   America, A Home For You and Me - Bobby Valli Why Are You Marching, Son? - spoken by John Wayne God Bless America - Kate Smith (from the motion picture This is The Army; look for a young Ronald Reagan at 4:20) America The Beautiful - Ray Charles Live performance at the World Series, October 2001 (just a few weeks after the attacks of 9/11) The Star-Spangled Banner - Whitney Houston Whitney Houston performs the National Anthem at Super Bowl XXV, Tampa, Florida, 1991