Its impressive that they literally sent every authority force with responding units to the scene, from NYPD and FDNY to private hospital ambulances, fire engine and police forces from out of town, to undercover units...
"They called everyone and needed everything." - My mother. She was speechless as she saw on live TV the 2nd plane hitting the tower. As I was born in 2003, I was watching a documentary on 9/11 on History channel back in 2014, I think is called 102 Minutes That Changed America, as I was watching, I looked over and my mother stood frozen, and her face turned pale. Then she sat down with me and started to share when she saw all unfold in the news. It scared her for life...
@@PriestlyTax1600thanks for sharing her testimony. I can imagine they did because they had multiple and huge emergencies to respond to. First they sent everyone to try and save as many people as possible from the burning towers, then when the south tower collapsed they had to evacuate and organize centers to account to missing people and treat the wounded scattered throughout lower manhattan. Then they had to evacuate everyone again when the north tower collapsed and permanently close all of the lower manhattan area since there were still burning and damaged buildings. While all of this was going on they had to evacuate people in the right directions upwards into north manhattan and brooklyn. Thousands of wounded and covered in toxic dust, thousands of missing people and hundreds of thousands trying to flee the area. It must have taken a herculean effort from the emergency response services to both take care of the civilians and the emergency personell killed, injured or trapped in the ruble. Just an apocalyptic scene of huge proportions... unimaginable
@@kimmeex I've never heard of large lootings because of an absence of authority that day. Most Manhattan was totally in shock. People were in the streets or glued to the television petrified for what was happening. And that happened with people from all backgrounds. In the days after and in the very day an union was seen on the streets unparalleled in times before and after the attacks.
It shouldn’t amaze me, but I was very surprised by this year variety of emergency response vehicles. 10:40 a Mercury cop car! Dodge vans, car is in trucks, even a metermaid cart at 12:00. Amazing.
Im pretty sure vehicles like that are usually the personal vehicles of firefighters, they put lights and sirens on them to be able to respond to emergencies from anywhere, or they are unmarked units that can really be put into any vehicle
0:45 In 2005 the Aviation Hose Company No. 3 was officially disbanded, however it remained in operation uncertified listening to police scanners for calls until 2011, when the FDNY forced its shutdown.
4:30 that alone you should show to someone who doesn’t think there were planes. That piece says Boeing on it and it went flying out of the building so fast it lodged itself in the ground
I was thinking the other night how everyone is like the building was designed to have an airliner fly into it. And there was steal here iron there. Welds and rebar everywhere. I’m no engineer but it doesn’t matter how much of that crap was in the towers construction. No one designs a tower to withstand a 767 plowing into it. Dead center at high speeds. I don’t care how well built it was you can’t expect any building to take such damage and keep standing. In my own uneducated opinion. Tower 2 collapsed because of the plane impact Tower 1 was crippled by flight 11 but when tower 2 collapsed right beside it and the damage from that made tower 1 a goner.
Whenever I think about September 11th, I remember the quote from Mr. Rogers: "When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” To this day, especially in times of “disaster,” I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many helpers - so many caring people in this world."
Ainakin yksi on ollut käytössä JFK lentokentällä mutta netistä löytyy kuvia vastaavasta tunnuksilla 49370 ja 49380 eli mahdollisesti 2 Volvoa on ollut tuolla käytössä. Ohjaamo näyttää olevan korotettu kun pyörän ja lokasuojan väli on todella korkea.
2:47 is actually heartbreaking, the officer is telling people to go home and to get away from here, but he probably never got to go home or see his family again. Rest in peace.
That and telling everyone it is a terrorist attack while the news was likely still trying to debate whether to call it that or not. Since I think only one plane hit the tower at that point it seemed like by the footage
As someone who was born many years after 9/11, what emergency vehicles looked like back then fascinates me. I honestly prefer them to our modern designs
0:58 - that looks like the Port Authority coordinator who was advising Chief Pfeiffer as he walked into the North Tower lobby a few minutes after the crash, as per the Naudet doc.
@@josephbennett3482 Yeah I Know Horrible Stuff Like That Happend,Thats What I Ment,It Wasnt A Question It Was A Statement On How Bad The Situation Was That Even Vehicles With Amber Lights Rush To A Emergency.
Yea they had to shut off gas and what not. A lot of energy companies got emergency units and they send them to big events like this as well to shut off gas and power before something worse happens as well.
Wanna know the scary thing? The fact that u can hear the sirens of the firetrucks, cop cars, and ambulances, is extremely disturbing due to the fact that some of these people didnt survive.
There’s three versions of it now. The SS2000 existed then…we now have the 2000 series B and 3000 platinum along with Pathfinder - which is similar but totally different.
@@j.michaelwiiams1859we actually got the smart siren platinum 3000(the smart siren NYPD had on the 2012-2013 impalas and the 2013 ford fusion Hybrids in 2011-2016), SSP3000A, SSP3000B(Smart Controller Series B), and the pathfinder and they sound different from the 90s smart sirens. the first gen smart siren has a very high pitch yelp and a deeper manual tone and the ss2000sm had a deeper wail and the yelp sound a little similar to the yelp on the newer smart sirens but its high pitch and sounds more electrical, then the Smart Siren Platinum 3000 the tones got more modern but the priority siren got a little slowed down and the yelp and wail sounds perfect and the airhorn sounds fancier but the bad part about it is when you hit the airhorn with the priority siren it slows the siren down. same with the SSP2000B but atleast Federal Signal fixed it when they released the SSP3000B(Smart Controller Series B) in 2016 and the airhorn sound more aggressive and strong and the priority siren sounds deeper but they slowed it down a slight bit then in 2018 or 2019 the pathfinder dropped and got alot of police departments in a damn chokehold
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Seeing my dad’s ladder truck on here is amazing and makes me sad. I’m sure he was hyped to be going to “the big one”. I know he thought of me and my brothers and my mom too knowing he had a job to do, but he knew he wasn’t going to make it out. It’s sickening being in 2024 knowing that most of nyc has forgotten let alone the USA. We were so united. Now people praise terrorist groups and protest in support of them. My dad didn’t care what your beliefs were. He died saving people no matter race, politics, sexual identity, regardless of where you were from aka USA citizen. He gave his all every single day, but on 9-11 he gave his life. Seems like only the families directly impacted will never forget these days. Everyone else has. I am given comfort to know he suffered for a very short period of time. Just sucks that he did suffer. He literally suffered knowing he was being crushed. His bones. His body. They were crushed. Pains me to know that even just five seconds of that pain. He did know. It wasn’t an unsuspecting bullet death. He knew it was coming. Just a matter of time. Yet the new New Yorkers didn’t live through that pain. They think everything is so bad here in the amazing USA because democrats make it seem like we are third world. At this point I’m just venting. Just sucks. My dad was my rock. I feel like some days that New York took him away from me. Others I am so proud!
I wonder why there aren't many of children of these fallen heroes commenting. Thank you. I remember that day I was supposed to be in school but wasn't allowed to unless I was vaccinated which I did on that day, and I remember that morning watching the news and seeing the 2nd plane hitting the second tower and I was in disbelief and then watching the towers collapse was heartbreaking. I remember going to the barbers after and they were discussing it. Truly sad day. The next day I was back in school and we had school counselors going to every class and offering counseling if any kids had lost a family member in the towers. I won't ever forget that day. I do remember everyone being united too. I felt great sadness for everyone that losttheir life and the towers that were a symbol of NYC. Seems we forget and you're right that unless they had a family member they wouldn't ever forget that or until another, God forbid, disaster happens.
@@carlosvasquez2196 It could be the fact that they would rather not talk about things that may relate to the death of their mom or dad. Might just be too deep for them to talk about..
It's strange how much simpler this attack made things. Everyone United behind being an American for years after this.....and within the last 10 years all those cracks started to pop up again and now everyone is at each others throats again
I was a kid still in school when this happened. What I remember the most was seeing a black trail of smoke going across the sky in Flatbush Brooklyn and then when I saw fire trucks with NJ license plates in NYC with lights and sirens blaring I knew something was very very wrong. I remember saying to myself "What are they doing in NYC ?" I didn't know what was really unfolding until my mom came and took me out of school and when I got home that's when I saw it all over the news. Even though I wasn't in lower Manhattan at the time I would never forget that day for the rest of my life, I lived right next to a hospital, calendiona hospital at the time and there were so many ambulances rushing in and out of the parking lot. I never seen anything like that. R.I.P to all of those who passed on that day and condolences to the families that lost loved ones too.
It's so sad, all those sirens and they they did the best they could and and all those people perished. I still to this day can't believe it happened and watching videos like this always reminds me that it did. 😔
12:16 What is that little, 3-wheeled vehicle? EDIT: Found it; as another commenter wrote, it's a "meter maid cart", used for parking enforcement (usually in cities). Not sure what exact model that one is, but shape-wise it resembles a GO-4 Interceptor.
@@112Ishaan Ah, I see. Do you know the name of the vehicle, by any chance? I saw it mentioned in a comment yesterday but I cannot find it anymore. EDIT: Found the comment I was talking about; refer to my main comment for more info.
@@mrrockdaddy100 Newark NJ gets mutual aid on multiple alarm fires. Most cities that responded to the towers did not get a mutual aid request, they just got up and went. Jersey City was the only city in NJ that actually got a mutual aid request. A JCFD Dispatcher actually died on 9/11.
and the genius recording instead of recording the cars he will record bits of whatever (it's from Boeing but damn he focused more on that than the cars responding)
@@federalinvestigationbureau5814ngl recording the literal pieces of the jet lodged into the concrete on the ground was a bit more important to at least get.
@@MrD2100-4N I think a very small number of the Seagrave fire trucks are still in the reserve fleet of the FDNY, but it's probably around single figures by now. I think some of the armored ESU vehicles may still be owned by the NYPD too, but again, likely as training or back up rigs now.
Ladder 3 was crushed, its currently on dispaly, rescues 1 and 2 were destroyed, rescue 3 is unkown, rumors state it survived, rescues 4 and 5 have been restored, engine 313 and 33 are being restored, and tower 9 is still in fdnys fleet as a spare
One thing that has always struck me as odd is how I NEVER see photos or videos of NYSP responding. I would also think and expect NJSP and other News jersey first responders to be flooding over the Hudson River to assist because in times like these f*** jurisdiction.
My father was a cop for the NYPD during this time, but he says that cops from the other side of the country came to assist obviously with ground zero, I know for a fact NYSP was there, but I don't know if NJ or PA, or the other surrounding states went to the active emergency, more than likely did
Jersey City Fire Department was actually dispatched to the towers, but most Newark Firefighters faced threats of termination if they stepped into Manhattan. Though the Dispatchers had no authority to do so.....
@@mrrockdaddy100 The Newark FD brass had no problem with Newark FD sending companies, but they feared an attack on the city so they said no. But they said Off Duty FF's can respond on their own will. The Dispatchers said F that and told off duty FF's if they stepped foot into Manhattan there getting fired.
Can someone tell me if im wrong. But was this the first time NYC had to call for mutual aid from surrounding agencies? Did they even call for mutual aid during 9/11?
Yes mutual aid was called and a lot of Nassau Fire Depts initially staged at Belmont Racetrack. Some depts were then directed by FDNY to cover certain fire houses and once they got there some were sent to the WTC. After 9/11 a plan and agreement was made between the City of NY /FDNY and the Nassau County Fire Commission and a mutual aid plan was implemented incase another attack were to occur.
@@st4rrb0yyy not from Nassau County, maybe NJ sent a few depts rescue companies. I was an active member in a Nassau FD back in 93 and during 9/11. My former dept is assigned to a specific house if the MA plan is activated and when the plan went into effect we met up with that truck company at their quarters on-a Sunday morning and drilled with them for a couple hours. I was the chauffeur.
I was in elementary school when this happened it's just a horrible tragedy for the people who lost their lives that day I mean I know New York City I've never seen something like this happen before
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I'd be born 363 days later, I hope the truth of what really happened on this day, and how it was made possible is released to the public when the next presidential administration takes over the wh next year. Over her in Washington state my mom said, that there was no air traffic for 3 days, and that it was the most quiet 3 days of her life, my mom was about 44 at the time this happened.
Anyone know who that white van was at 1:54. They have New Jersey plates and I think it says The Port Authority? Edit: After scouring the internet, it’s a Port Authority of NY & NJ Maintenance vehicle based on the livery.
24:30 can anyone identify the black and white truck? It looks to be EMS, but it's certainly odd to see a truck ambulance like that, and it's not a paint scheme I think I've ever seen anywhere but in this clip?
probably another agency from New Jersey and a few nypd cars, from what I’ve know some law enforcement agencies and fire department from NJ came to assist.
W firefighter in the firetruck that stopped further man that was telling them to go to what direction the twin towers are after the south Tower fell down
Its impressive that they literally sent every authority force with responding units to the scene, from NYPD and FDNY to private hospital ambulances, fire engine and police forces from out of town, to undercover units...
"They called everyone and needed everything." - My mother.
She was speechless as she saw on live TV the 2nd plane hitting the tower. As I was born in 2003, I was watching a documentary on 9/11 on History channel back in 2014, I think is called 102 Minutes That Changed America, as I was watching, I looked over and my mother stood frozen, and her face turned pale. Then she sat down with me and started to share when she saw all unfold in the news.
It scared her for life...
@@PriestlyTax1600thanks for sharing her testimony. I can imagine they did because they had multiple and huge emergencies to respond to. First they sent everyone to try and save as many people as possible from the burning towers, then when the south tower collapsed they had to evacuate and organize centers to account to missing people and treat the wounded scattered throughout lower manhattan. Then they had to evacuate everyone again when the north tower collapsed and permanently close all of the lower manhattan area since there were still burning and damaged buildings. While all of this was going on they had to evacuate people in the right directions upwards into north manhattan and brooklyn. Thousands of wounded and covered in toxic dust, thousands of missing people and hundreds of thousands trying to flee the area. It must have taken a herculean effort from the emergency response services to both take care of the civilians and the emergency personell killed, injured or trapped in the ruble. Just an apocalyptic scene of huge proportions... unimaginable
It's a good example of what humans are capable of and how anyone and everyone will work together to try to help people
Wonder how many people looted and got away with crimes while cops were busy 🤔
@@kimmeex I've never heard of large lootings because of an absence of authority that day. Most Manhattan was totally in shock. People were in the streets or glued to the television petrified for what was happening. And that happened with people from all backgrounds. In the days after and in the very day an union was seen on the streets unparalleled in times before and after the attacks.
For any of you wondering what this department was at 26:17, that was the New Rochelle, NY Fire Department.
18:14 - That old 90s Crown Vic sounds beautiful
nows not the time
@@faq2831why?
@@MrD2100-4N cause its a 9/11 video
@@faq2831 yeah doesent mean he can’t express his opinion on a car
@@faq2831dude it's about the Emergency cars driving by🤦♂️
12:17 yk its bad when they got parking enforcement responding
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Looks more like a DOT truck
@EvilNeuro_IITPP Nope that's definitely parking, has NYPD on ot
“All hands on deck!”
“But I’m traffic enforcement!”
“Did i stutter?”
Consider the situation.
List of FDNY and Some NYPD Vehicle's for now In This Video Rest in Piece all 343 Fireman God Bless America.
Undercover PAPD car. 0:02
Undercover NYPD car. 0:05
FDNY Ambulance 0:11
Chevy Impala NYPD 0:17
Liberty State Park NJ Trooper 0:20
Aviation Hose 3 1:02
Dodge Intrepid Under cover NYPD 1:08
Dodge Intrepid Under cover NYPD 1:15
2 NYPD vans and Chevy Impala 1:38-1:47
Van Medical Ambulance 1:51
Old FDNY Ambulance 2:10
FDNY Ems Battalion/Division Vehicle 2:14
Old Battalion Vehicle 2:25
Chevy Impala NYPD 2:48
PAPD Volvo Cabover/Under Cover PAPD Chevy Impala/2 Under Cover Ford Crown Vic's NYPD/ Chevy Impala Under Cover/ PAPD Suv. 3:27-4:14
Engine Truck 4:15
NYPD Dump Truck 4:17
3 NYPD Motorcycles and 2 Crown Vic's 5:02
NYPD BLK Ford Explorer 5:25
3 Under Cover Crown Vic's and 1 Old Crown Vic NYPD Vintage Scheme 5:38
CTS Engine 203/NYPD Van/ 2 Ambulances That are Metro Care I think. 5:53
Huge NYPD Response all types 6:32
Pontiac NYPD 6:58
Engine 30 8:01
Engine 33 before moved next to the financial center 8:15
FDNY Supply Unit? 8:19
Tower Ladder 131 9:21
Engine 204 9:28
Ladder 105 9:32
Old Mack Engine 210 9:42
Battalion 48 10:08
Tower Ladder 15 10:18
Engine 28 10:20
Battalion 10:31
FDNY Crown Vic 10:42
Battalion/Division 10:44
Battalion 10:47
Tac 2 10:49
Engine 14 I Think 11:17
FDNY Supply Unit 11:37
Tower Ladder 12 11:51
2 FDNY Ambulances 11:57
Engine 14 12:28
Aviation Hose 3 13:15
FDNY Ambulance 14:38
FDNY Ambulance 15:43
2 FDNY Ambulance 16:19
FDNY Training Unit 16:57
FDNY Sheriff 17:24
FDNY Sheriff 18:08
Squad 61 18:39
Squad 61 Hazmat 18:40
FDNY Ambulance 19:35
Engine 5 19:57
FDNY Battalion and Ambulance 21:42
New Rochelle FD 26:17
Aviation Hose 3 29:44
3 FDNY Ambulances 30:39
2 FDNY Ambulances 32:25
Squad 252 33:17
Squad 252 Hazmat 33:20
2 FDNY Ambulances 33:49
Engine 230 34:04
Engine 211 34:07
Tower Ladder 18 35:37
Many FDNY Ambulances 36:53
FDNY Ambulances 43:10
Tower Ladder 12 44:23
Mask Service Unit 445:40
Battalion 1 48:27
Engine 7 48:30
Engine 8 51:20
Engine 14 51:32
Medical Division Vehicle 52:25
Collapse Rescue/ Rescue 3 52:44
Ladder 21 and Engine 34 52:49
FDNY Hazardous Material Unit 53:02
FDNY Ambulance 53:07
Medical Battalion 53:22
Rescue 1/Ladder 5/Ladder 3/Crown Vic FDNY/Battalion 5?/Engine 9/ And Squad 18 and its Hazardous Unit 53:28
Satellite 1
Rescue 2/ Patrol Unit 1/ And Battalion 9 53:32
Ladder 6 on the left 53:39
Engine 239 53:44
Tower Ladder 1 53:45
Engine 10 53:50
Engine 202 53:52
Ladder 101 53:53
Tower Ladder 18 53:54
FDNY Ambulance 54:04
Engine 24/ Battalion 5 54:30
Ladder 110 54:40
Old FDNY Ambulance 54:52
FDNY Ambulance 55:01
Ladder 7 55:02
Rescue 3 56:08
Battalion/Division 56:37
Ladder 25 57:52
Battalion and Ladder 58:20
Engine 235 59:05
Engine 216 59:58
Engine 240 1:00:08
Medical Battalion Unit 1:02:08
Mask Service Unit 4 1:04:10
Squad 41 1:04:35
Patrol Unit 2 1:05:00
Old FDNY Ambulance 1:06:09
Engine 236 1:07:07
FDNY Crown Vic Div 1/ Medical Battalion/ Squad 252/ Hazmat for Squad 252 1:08:14
Some FDNY Ambulances 1:11:00
FDNY Respect
Thanks,bro
rig at 59:05 could be engine 235 because of the street sign
dang bro hands must be tried?
Damn, bros virgin
@chago_mm7567 Tf is wrong with you?
It shouldn’t amaze me, but I was very surprised by this year variety of emergency response vehicles. 10:40 a Mercury cop car! Dodge vans, car is in trucks, even a metermaid cart at 12:00. Amazing.
Mercury?! Wow ive never seen that one untill now 😂
Im pretty sure vehicles like that are usually the personal vehicles of firefighters, they put lights and sirens on them to be able to respond to emergencies from anywhere, or they are unmarked units that can really be put into any vehicle
Some other emergency vehicles i saw that looked quite unique were a ford taurus station wagon and what i think was a chrysler new yorker
@@mrcory1236 Things like the Mercuries and the mini vans would also be the various Federal agencies in New York.
0:45 In 2005 the Aviation Hose Company No. 3 was officially disbanded, however it remained in operation uncertified listening to police scanners for calls until 2011, when the FDNY forced its shutdown.
What was their specific role
@@thatonenigeriansformulait was a volunteer fire department
Crazy that they appear multiple times in the video
Did I just see an NYPD Tuk-tuk?
FDNY was actually kinda dumb for shutting down the company.
4:30 that alone you should show to someone who doesn’t think there were planes. That piece says Boeing on it and it went flying out of the building so fast it lodged itself in the ground
And still there would be people saying it was already planted there, just before it happened...
@@gepastbecause you can’t fix dumb
@@gepastwell, screw them
@@colinsohl4891 Exactly.
I was thinking the other night how everyone is like the building was designed to have an airliner fly into it.
And there was steal here iron there. Welds and rebar everywhere.
I’m no engineer but it doesn’t matter how much of that crap was in the towers construction.
No one designs a tower to withstand a 767 plowing into it. Dead center at high speeds. I don’t care how well built it was you can’t expect any building to take such damage and keep standing.
In my own uneducated opinion. Tower 2 collapsed because of the plane impact
Tower 1 was crippled by flight 11 but when tower 2 collapsed right beside it and the damage from that made tower 1 a goner.
Whenever I think about September 11th, I remember the quote from Mr. Rogers: "When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” To this day, especially in times of “disaster,” I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many helpers - so many caring people in this world."
Beautiful quote
3:26
Of all things I'm surpriced about in this video, is seeing a Volvo Cabover Truck in the US.😮
You know it's serious when they bring that out... RIP everyone who died
The USA using non-American vehicles is not new, just research it
@@federalinvestigationbureau5814 yeah but its rare
Considering that nearly all of the ems vehicles shown are from American car manufacturers
Ainakin yksi on ollut käytössä JFK lentokentällä mutta
netistä löytyy kuvia vastaavasta tunnuksilla 49370 ja 49380 eli mahdollisesti 2 Volvoa on ollut tuolla käytössä. Ohjaamo näyttää olevan korotettu kun pyörän ja lokasuojan väli on todella korkea.
The emergency management bus responding was one helluva catch
2:47 is actually heartbreaking, the officer is telling people to go home and to get away from here, but he probably never got to go home or see his family again. Rest in peace.
That and telling everyone it is a terrorist attack while the news was likely still trying to debate whether to call it that or not.
Since I think only one plane hit the tower at that point it seemed like by the footage
As someone who was born many years after 9/11, what emergency vehicles looked like back then fascinates me. I honestly prefer them to our modern designs
They don't make them as they used to.
@@PriestlyTax1600 Indeed
I was 15 years old, in 2001/09/11.
I saw the TV, the plane attack.
I saw in Hungary.
This moment very sad, and terrible.
*who knows how many unseen things still out there in tapes?*
0:58 - that looks like the Port Authority coordinator who was advising Chief Pfeiffer as he walked into the North Tower lobby a few minutes after the crash, as per the Naudet doc.
Youknow Its Bad When The DOT Trucks Somehow Go Code 3.
They rushed to the scene because the subway station under the towers and a train was at the station when the towers fell.
@@josephbennett3482 Yeah I Know Horrible Stuff Like That Happend,Thats What I Ment,It Wasnt A Question It Was A Statement On How Bad The Situation Was That Even Vehicles With Amber Lights Rush To A Emergency.
Yea they had to shut off gas and what not. A lot of energy companies got emergency units and they send them to big events like this as well to shut off gas and power before something worse happens as well.
@@flyingbanana4179 Yeah,Read My Other Comment Relating To This.
Yall no what really trips me out, most emergency vechiles world wide not use OPTIMA batts
Wanna know the scary thing? The fact that u can hear the sirens of the firetrucks, cop cars, and ambulances, is extremely disturbing due to the fact that some of these people didnt survive.
2:43 they had federal smart siren in 2001 what
Smart siren has been a thing since the 90s believe it or not
There’s three versions of it now. The SS2000 existed then…we now have the 2000 series B and 3000 platinum along with Pathfinder - which is similar but totally different.
They had mastercom b and many whelen sirens too which were first introduced sometime in the 90s
The same iconic tone has been around since the 90s??? Wow @@mississippiemergencyvehicl2440
@@j.michaelwiiams1859we actually got the smart siren platinum 3000(the smart siren NYPD had on the 2012-2013 impalas and the 2013 ford fusion Hybrids in 2011-2016), SSP3000A, SSP3000B(Smart Controller Series B), and the pathfinder and they sound different from the 90s smart sirens. the first gen smart siren has a very high pitch yelp and a deeper manual tone and the ss2000sm had a deeper wail and the yelp sound a little similar to the yelp on the newer smart sirens but its high pitch and sounds more electrical, then the Smart Siren Platinum 3000 the tones got more modern but the priority siren got a little slowed down and the yelp and wail sounds perfect and the airhorn sounds fancier but the bad part about it is when you hit the airhorn with the priority siren it slows the siren down. same with the SSP2000B but atleast Federal Signal fixed it when they released the SSP3000B(Smart Controller Series B) in 2016 and the airhorn sound more aggressive and strong and the priority siren sounds deeper but they slowed it down a slight bit then in 2018 or 2019 the pathfinder dropped and got alot of police departments in a damn chokehold
OH MY GOD HE POSTED
Yk the situations ia absolutely fucked when multiple undercover police vehicles responding code 3
Thank you for posting.
May the fallen rest in peace. I’m the 970th suscriber. NEVER FORGET THIS DAY NO MATTER WHAT! Today is a day that made America what it is and this is what we stand for and this is why we continue to fight and serve this country. One of my friends from school said we should just forget 9/11 and put it in the past, but that day of all days was on of the worst days ever in American history and it shall stay bright in the minds of all US citizens. May all rest in peace who died that day… Amen and God Bless America! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Seeing my dad’s ladder truck on here is amazing and makes me sad. I’m sure he was hyped to be going to “the big one”. I know he thought of me and my brothers and my mom too knowing he had a job to do, but he knew he wasn’t going to make it out. It’s sickening being in 2024 knowing that most of nyc has forgotten let alone the USA. We were so united. Now people praise terrorist groups and protest in support of them. My dad didn’t care what your beliefs were. He died saving people no matter race, politics, sexual identity, regardless of where you were from aka USA citizen. He gave his all every single day, but on 9-11 he gave his life. Seems like only the families directly impacted will never forget these days. Everyone else has. I am given comfort to know he suffered for a very short period of time. Just sucks that he did suffer. He literally suffered knowing he was being crushed. His bones. His body. They were crushed. Pains me to know that even just five seconds of that pain. He did know. It wasn’t an unsuspecting bullet death. He knew it was coming. Just a matter of time. Yet the new New Yorkers didn’t live through that pain. They think everything is so bad here in the amazing USA because democrats make it seem like we are third world. At this point I’m just venting. Just sucks. My dad was my rock. I feel like some days that New York took him away from me. Others I am so proud!
I wonder why there aren't many of children of these fallen heroes commenting. Thank you. I remember that day I was supposed to be in school but wasn't allowed to unless I was vaccinated which I did on that day, and I remember that morning watching the news and seeing the 2nd plane hitting the second tower and I was in disbelief and then watching the towers collapse was heartbreaking. I remember going to the barbers after and they were discussing it. Truly sad day. The next day I was back in school and we had school counselors going to every class and offering counseling if any kids had lost a family member in the towers. I won't ever forget that day. I do remember everyone being united too. I felt great sadness for everyone that losttheir life and the towers that were a symbol of NYC. Seems we forget and you're right that unless they had a family member they wouldn't ever forget that or until another, God forbid, disaster happens.
@@carlosvasquez2196 It could be the fact that they would rather not talk about things that may relate to the death of their mom or dad. Might just be too deep for them to talk about..
There not losers like you are
It's strange how much simpler this attack made things.
Everyone United behind being an American for years after this.....and within the last 10 years all those cracks started to pop up again and now everyone is at each others throats again
@@LOVETHERKO26Come again?
28:00 jeezus this whole shot...the cloud of dust just grew and grew closer
12:44 seeing that dodge caravan model is crazy because i always associated it with post-9/11
Again at 15:46
Yeah, that was an NYC OEM unit
For me, dodge caravans is 2000s because I saw a Jan 1st 2000 video and saw it and it stood out to me.
3:53 is that a newer crown vic with the blue NYPD livery?
that's unmark with cyan blue
I love crown vics, i see they used them as soon as the newer 2nd gen vic released 😂
I was a kid still in school when this happened. What I remember the most was seeing a black trail of smoke going across the sky in Flatbush Brooklyn and then when I saw fire trucks with NJ license plates in NYC with lights and sirens blaring I knew something was very very wrong. I remember saying to myself "What are they doing in NYC ?" I didn't know what was really unfolding until my mom came and took me out of school and when I got home that's when I saw it all over the news. Even though I wasn't in lower Manhattan at the time I would never forget that day for the rest of my life, I lived right next to a hospital, calendiona hospital at the time and there were so many ambulances rushing in and out of the parking lot. I never seen anything like that. R.I.P to all of those who passed on that day and condolences to the families that lost loved ones too.
Imagine how many of these people aboard the emergency vehicles knew that they may may not be coming back..😢
you know its bad when you got DOT, parking enforcement, maintenance, and literally ancient rigs responding code 3
35:57 - this obviously had to be taken seconds after flight 11’s impact.. look at the shape of the smoke cloud
not only that but the sirens seem to just be starting to
yeah
@@goobi3780that and the lack of traffic jammed up by said emergency vehicles
3:28 old siren caprice
Sad😢 I remember being in school when it hit and class switched to live TV this still brings tears to me
Omg.....the siren noises over power all other volume. It looks good, but maybe use close caption on it
Just imagine this could be close to someone getting PTSD
It's so sad, all those sirens and they they did the best they could and and all those people perished. I still to this day can't believe it happened and watching videos like this always reminds me that it did. 😔
14:44 Rockport Police siren??
Haha what is Rockport, from a videogame? Anyways the siren is a Motorola Spectra and I have a demonstration of it on my channel.
@@FSKN-Rossii Unfortunately yes, 2005's Need For Speed Most Wanted.
@@brianwong7285 Ohh funny, I have NFS:Hot Pursuit for my 360.
Huh, neat, i always wondered what siren they used for Most Wanted/Carbon, never really looked into it
Also noticed a ton of unmarked units in this video, more than likely FBI
Many/most of them were NYPD and PAPD detectives and administrative staff responding.
@kmb1779 and maybe nysp,fbi,atf and usms responding too
wonder how many private ambulances demanded to see your medical insurance cards before they helped them
12:16 What is that little, 3-wheeled vehicle?
EDIT: Found it; as another commenter wrote, it's a "meter maid cart", used for parking enforcement (usually in cities). Not sure what exact model that one is, but shape-wise it resembles a GO-4 Interceptor.
Yup
I thought Parking enforcement
@@112Ishaan Ah, I see. Do you know the name of the vehicle, by any chance? I saw it mentioned in a comment yesterday but I cannot find it anymore.
EDIT: Found the comment I was talking about; refer to my main comment for more info.
Can someone tell me if im wrong. But was this the first time NYC had to call for mutual aid from surrounding agencies?
To enter NYC yes
Nope, Jersey City responded to the Staten Island brush fires in 1963.
That's shocking because NYC like Newark NJ never really call's mutual aid this was a large response I've never seen anything so big before
Besides the great conflagration that happened in Massachusetts when whole cities burned
@@mrrockdaddy100 Newark NJ gets mutual aid on multiple alarm fires. Most cities that responded to the towers did not get a mutual aid request, they just got up and went. Jersey City was the only city in NJ that actually got a mutual aid request. A JCFD Dispatcher actually died on 9/11.
35:55 is right after the first plane because you can still see the white smoke from the explosion
Also realized you can still hear some people in shock saying stuff like "HOLY SHIT"
And then all the sirens starting to turn on
Never Forget
pretty good meme material
3:29 dangg that caprice looks clean!! And 2 white vics behind it!!! 😮
and the genius recording instead of recording the cars he will record bits of whatever (it's from Boeing but damn he focused more on that than the cars responding)
@@federalinvestigationbureau5814 yeahh such a shame 😞
@@federalinvestigationbureau5814yeah, like bro, focus on the cars, we get that there's a piece of boeing, it's green
@@federalinvestigationbureau5814ngl recording the literal pieces of the jet lodged into the concrete on the ground was a bit more important to at least get.
1:56 What are those things they throw at them? I understand that it's an emergency, but in my opinion, there was no need to do that, how rude.
it’s mask
I wonder 25 years later if any vehicles are left in commission?
maybe the parking enforcement
@@MrD2100-4N I think a very small number of the Seagrave fire trucks are still in the reserve fleet of the FDNY, but it's probably around single figures by now. I think some of the armored ESU vehicles may still be owned by the NYPD too, but again, likely as training or back up rigs now.
the nypd rig at 20:18 *_might_* still be in service.. there was a photo taken of it in 2020, and i think was seen responding to a shooting in 2017
Ladder 3 was crushed, its currently on dispaly, rescues 1 and 2 were destroyed, rescue 3 is unkown, rumors state it survived, rescues 4 and 5 have been restored, engine 313 and 33 are being restored, and tower 9 is still in fdnys fleet as a spare
@@emergencyresponsevideosand4423 tower 9 was auctioned off not too long ago
やばいとは聞いていましたけど、ここまでとは思ってなかったです,,,,,,😢
私はアメリカの消防士で、子供の頃にテレビでこの出来事を見ていました。大人になって消防士になったとき、消防署に残骸の一部が運ばれてきて、私たちが見ることができました。あの経験はテレビで見るよりもさらにつらいものでした。
間違いがあったらごめんなさい。これは機械翻訳です。
One thing that has always struck me as odd is how I NEVER see photos or videos of NYSP responding.
I would also think and expect NJSP and other News jersey first responders to be flooding over the Hudson River to assist because in times like these f*** jurisdiction.
My father was a cop for the NYPD during this time, but he says that cops from the other side of the country came to assist obviously with ground zero, I know for a fact NYSP was there, but I don't know if NJ or PA, or the other surrounding states went to the active emergency, more than likely did
Jersey City Fire Department was actually dispatched to the towers, but most Newark Firefighters faced threats of termination if they stepped into Manhattan. Though the Dispatchers had no authority to do so.....
There was also a fire company from Maryland that came to the scene, which was Arundel Fire Department
@@NJFireDepartmentWTF wtf why was this from Newark omg
@@mrrockdaddy100 The Newark FD brass had no problem with Newark FD sending companies, but they feared an attack on the city so they said no. But they said Off Duty FF's can respond on their own will. The Dispatchers said F that and told off duty FF's if they stepped foot into Manhattan there getting fired.
51:20 Engine 8 holding position. Firefighter Robert Parro was the only man martyred from the unit.
A NEW VID I CAN WATCH! LETS GO
Wow other Emergency Angencies from Pennsylvania and New Jersey
I was only 4 months old the loss on those Lost sad and brave souls
Can someone tell me if im wrong. But was this the first time NYC had to call for mutual aid from surrounding agencies? Did they even call for mutual aid during 9/11?
Yes mutual aid was called and a lot of Nassau Fire Depts initially staged at Belmont Racetrack. Some depts were then directed by FDNY to cover certain fire houses and once they got there some were sent to the WTC. After 9/11 a plan and agreement was made between the City of NY /FDNY and the Nassau County Fire Commission and a mutual aid plan was implemented incase another attack were to occur.
pretty sure they had mutual aid for the wtc bombing in 1993
@@st4rrb0yyy not from Nassau County, maybe NJ sent a few depts rescue companies. I was an active member in a Nassau FD back in 93 and during 9/11. My former dept is assigned to a specific house if the MA plan is activated and when the plan went into effect we met up with that truck company at their quarters on-a Sunday morning and drilled with them for a couple hours. I was the chauffeur.
Brush Fires in the 60's on Staten Island required Mutual Aid from Jersey City, no mutual aid responded in '93.
I was in elementary school when this happened it's just a horrible tragedy for the people who lost their lives that day I mean I know New York City I've never seen something like this happen before
What was the FDNY rescue company at 13.00 it looks like the one at the museum 😢😢
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Yay New VIDEO
Weird comment to make.
27:01 was that port authority?
Yep!
That was indeed PAPD responding.
I'd be born 363 days later, I hope the truth of what really happened on this day, and how it was made possible is released to the public when the next presidential administration takes over the wh next year. Over her in Washington state my mom said, that there was no air traffic for 3 days, and that it was the most quiet 3 days of her life, my mom was about 44 at the time this happened.
So they built another one in its spot correct? I wonder what they dod during building it to better handling of the old towers
28:24 the camera man looking at his death..... r.i.p 2,668 Victims.
2,977.
Anyone know who that white van was at 1:54. They have New Jersey plates and I think it says The Port Authority?
Edit: After scouring the internet, it’s a Port Authority of NY & NJ Maintenance vehicle based on the livery.
Aviation just riding round lower Manhattan for the duration
0:15 y’all see the green Mr bean car?
That's a Volkswagen Beetle. The Mr. Bean car was a Mini.
💔😭🙏
Does anybody know the department the vehicle is apart of at 16:56 ?
I thought it said Shoring Unit on it so I think it’s some type of towns shoring unit
@September 11 Research, do you have any idea what it is?
FDNY Training Unit, being used as a transport
FDNY Hydrant Thawing Unit , used during winter to unfreeze hydrants.
I think it's a FDNY vehicle
People in this whole world is demonic
There goes that action news van again😮
What am I seeing @3:42 ?
its part of a plane
Was gonna ask the same, noticed it said Boeing on it but couldn’t make out what it was
Its a peice of one of the planes that struck the towers, It says boeing which is what both aircraft were.
i think its a fuel cap idrk tho
many many ambulances
18:20 Street sweeper truck responding with a broom on top?
Yea cause there was alot of dust and smoke
Maybe they're from Brooklyn?
I'm from Pennsylvania. They literally had units be sent up to this and I'm closer to Baltimore then ny
24:30 can anyone identify the black and white truck? It looks to be EMS, but it's certainly odd to see a truck ambulance like that, and it's not a paint scheme I think I've ever seen anywhere but in this clip?
LICH (Long Island College Hospital) Ambulance 3637
@@NoahKRobloxGaming oh wow, thank you! It definitely looked unique with that style of truck cab
@@samlowe4186 no problem! it is a very interesting cab indeed and it’s rare to see.
they discontinued 3637 after 9/11
Are the units responding around the 11:00 mark coming from Brooklyn?
Brooklyn, Staten Island
Ambulance at 16:24 is from what agency or hospital.
I believe Hatzolah
I wonder how all of the civilians in the area would react if this happened today? Everyone is much more selfish and entitled these days
New angle just dropped
1:07:58 what the hell is that ambulance
from another town in NY or new jersey FD
@@ashleesirltrainsnscaletrai6626 it says NYH
New York Hospital (NYH), now known as NewYork-Presbyterian
@@josedenueces that livery is outdated?
@@josedenueces thank you
Favorite siren is the unmarked PD unit at 54:23
these are all videos spliced from others..nothing new just content farming because the dates closer. more pages will pop up from india
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What’s the siren at 1:12:19
Does anyone know what type of vehicle 1:48 is? Like what make and if it's an emergency vehicle what type? I can't read the text
port authority maintenance vehicle i believe
The rochelle ny fire engine was retired for new engine
Does anybody know what the police cars at 40:17 were from
That seems to be state police and NYPD cars shown
probably another agency from New Jersey and a few nypd cars, from what I’ve know some law enforcement agencies and fire department from NJ came to assist.
Jersey City PD, NJ Transit Police, Hartford CT Police and NYPD
Thanks! How do you know all of it?
@@NoahKRobloxGaming I recognize the liveries
Walker Mark Jackson Donald Lewis Melissa
W firefighter in the firetruck that stopped further man that was telling them to go to what direction the twin towers are after the south Tower fell down
Bizarro! 😢
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21:44 😅😂
2024
Por culpa de George w bush ya no están las torres gemelas
44:20
Thats fast
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were you in that
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porque un once de septiembre de 2001