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2026-09-11 15:47
9/11 Hero Ferry Captain Recalls Rescuing ‘People Out of the Water’ in Historic Boat Lift
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9/11 Hero Ferry Captain Recalls Rescuing ‘People Out of the Water’ in Historic Boat Lift #shorts
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On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, former NYPD Captain John Monaghan recalls the unity felt in New York City, saying that New Yorkers understood that the first responders “looked at death and decided to go.”
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Americans have all heard the heroic accounts of firefighters and first responders at ground zero on 9/11, but an overwhelming rescue mission was also taking place on the water. Captain Rick Thornton told The Post he was four hours into his shift on the Hudson ferry on Sept.
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NBC NewsLean left
Former NYPD captain recalls ‘unity’ in New York following 9/11
Watch at youtube.com →New York PostLean right
9/11 Hero Ferry Captain Recalls Rescuing ‘People Out of the Water’ in Historic Boat Lift #shorts
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9/11 Hero Ferry Captain Recalls Rescuing ‘People Out of the Water’ in Historic Boat Lift
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Hero NYC ferry captain recalls ‘horror show’ as he evacuated thousands from 9/11
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