Pentagon

         

All 58 passengers, four flight attendant ants and 2 pilots died, along with 125 victims in the Pentagon.  There were 70 civilian casualties and 55 military personals died. The Boeing 757 hit the west side of the first floor the pentagon and massive fires ensued. It was estimated that there were close to 2,600 people working in the Pentagon near the impact site.
          Immediately after the crash, workers from other parts of the pentagon sprung to action, rescuing and retrieving victims. Then, the Arlington Country Fire Department came and ordered the impromptu rescuers out of the area because they weren’t properly equipped. They then requested Aid from the District of Columbia Fire/EMS Department. Soon afterward, Prince George’s Country Fire and EMS Department requested that all volunteer and care personnel report to their stations to fight. Luckily, the damage was minimal due to up-to-date and superior structure and the bravery of the firefighters.
Within a year, the pentagon was cleared and repaired. Next to the pentagon, an impromptu memorial was set up in order to pay respects. In 2008, the Pentagon Memorial was built and opened to the public.

   American Airlines Flight 77 departed Dulles International Airport bound for Los Angeles at 8:42. At 9:37, just a half an hour after the crash into the South Tower, American Airlines Flight 77 was hijacked and flew into the Pentagon in Virginia. Passengers used their cell phones and in-plane phones to contact their family members and authorities. The last transmission between air traffic control and pilot was made at approximately 8:50.

Memorial Ride 2010


Our group gathers on Sept 10 in Reno at the Gastropub restaurant


Bobby Strickland caught sing....On the Cover of the Rolling Stones with our entertainment


The group stops for a photo op on the east side of Lake Tahoe


The next day Sept 11, we all meet prior to arrival at the memorial


A fine example of Michael Emersons efforts to memorialize the loved ones lost on Sept 11, 2001


We arrive at the memorial in Union City California
Bag pipes were played...

Family members spoke.....


The group rolled on the San Francisco Airport the intended destination of Flight 93


Thanks to the San Francisco PD for the escort into the airport area


Once in San Francisco, we were escorted by both the San Francisco Fire Department and Police escort services. Thanks to both!


The President of the San Francisco Motorcycle club and Kat Kim (part of our support team)


Bobby making sure that Rae Killibrew-Amadio has a great time... Bobby you're the best ambassador!


Kat Kim gets to sit on one of the bikes....she's a natural!


Rae is surprised by the group celebrating her birthday.


2010 Support team. YOU GUYS ARE ROCK SOLID PARTY ANIMALS!


Wait Rae needs to do an encore! 

Rae does a final check on her bike before shipping it home. Dudley Perkins orchestrated the transportation.

Eureka San Mateo Hog Ride 2010


Jeff and Lissa sittin in a tree......


Taken the next morning before we departed Eureka at the Eagle Crest Hotel


Lissa has become one of the girls! They have no idea what they're in for......FUN!