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September 11, 2016 | View as webpage Download the Mobile App Dear FireRescue1 Subscriber, This past week I attended a symposium at the National Fire Academy. I arrived at night, dropped my bags and wandered the grounds. With no one else around, I lingered at the fallen firefighters' memorial. There are plaques for each year that list the names of the firefighters who died in the line of duty — 2001 has two: One for those who died in the terrorist attacks and one for everyone else. It is a stark reminder that we can both never forget those we lost and never stop learning from the lessons 9/11 taught us. I believe this special edition newsletter helps on both accounts. — Rick Markley, FR1 Editor-in-Chief NEVER FORGET 15 years after 9/11: What have we learned? Expert update: Post-9/11 firefighter communication technology 9/11 firefighter funerals, then and now A faded lesson from 9/11: When we say, "Never forget," we need to remember, and live, the too-soon-forgotten aftereffects of the Sept. 11 attacks 9/11 remembered: A son in harm's way: The most profound loss on that fateful day in 2001 was the loss of family Report: 9/11 first responders show early memory problems What lessons did we fail to learn from 9/11? Flag firefighters raised at ground zero returns to site Thousands of new patients seeking help for 9/11 illnesses FireRescue1 does not send unsolicited messages. You are receiving this email because you have signed up for FireRescue1 and subscribed to this newsletter. Visit our Customer Support page to report any email problems or subscribe to our other newsletters.