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The US secret service has published a series of “never seen†photos of the September 11 attacks before the 20th anniversary.
Saturday September 11 will mark two decades since the world came to a standstill as terror of the September 11 attacks spread around the world.
19 men hijacked four commercial planes on the morning of September 11, 2001 and flew to major American landmarks in an attack orchestrated by Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
2,977 lives have been lost as a result of attacks that triggered irreversible changes in the world, including the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
To mark the occasion, the U.S. Secret Service spent the week sharing never-before-seen footage from one of the darkest days in U.S. history.
They said: “This week, as the 20th anniversary of September 11 approaches, we will be sharing photos from that day and the days that followed. Some have already been shared and some have never been seen. Never forget”
U.S. Secret Service shares photos of September 11
An unseen photo taken by a Secret Service employee: The towers of the World Trade Center after the two planes struck the buildings. (Photo offered) #September 11th #Never forget pic.twitter.com/yegU1ic2W5
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 6, 2021
Former Director of Secret Service Brian Stafford and members of his senior staff meet at the Director’s Crisis Center on September 11, 2001. #September 11th #Never forget pic.twitter.com/alAIxI0gyC
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 7, 2021
An unpublished photo: Ground Zero on September 11, 2001, after the collapse of the towers, taken by a secret service employee. (Photo offered) #September 11th #Never forget pic.twitter.com/qO1uCW42li
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 7, 2021
These unseen photos show some of the armored limousines parked at the old #Secret Service New York Field Office which were damaged during the #September 11th attack. #Never forget pic.twitter.com/rqVFmpfjjY
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 8, 2021
A photo of the World Trade Center collapse on September 11 taken by a Secret Service employee (photo given). #September 11th #Never forget pic.twitter.com/sLDieclpHt
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 8, 2021
Deputy Deputy Director of Secret Service Frank Larkin (left) escorting President Bush to Ground Zero on September 14, 2001. (White House photo courtesy of DAD Frank Larkin.) #September 11th #Never forget pic.twitter.com/PeKCVAXFZg
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 9, 2021
Photos given by Secret Service employees show recovery efforts near Ground Zero. (Photos offered) #Never forget #September 11th pic.twitter.com/f5S8aYTMdO
– US Secret Service (@SecretService) September 9, 2021
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