Thousands Gather in Pennsylvania to Remember Flight 93 Victims
Update: President Bush traveled to the crash site of United Flight 93 in Shanksville, Penn. and offered personal condolences to family members on the one year anniversary of the flight's crash on Sept. 11.

Earlier in the day, family members joined thousands of other mourners in a grassy field near the crash site to mark the anniversary.

The passengers and crew of that flight have been hailed as heroes for challenging their hijackers and apparently keeping their plane from hitting its intended target. Speaking at the morning ceremony, Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge, a former governor of Pennsylvania, paid homage to the victims and their families.

"Your loved ones did not expect to serve the cause of freedom on that Tuesday morning, but serve it they did," Ridge said. (9/11/02)

RealAudio: Flight 93 Memorial Service, Opening Music.
RealAudio: Eulogy for the victims of Flight 93 with remarks from Sandy Dahl, widow of pilot Jason Dahl; Murial Borza, the 11-year-old half-sister of passenger Deora Bodley; and the tolling of the bells for each of the 40 victims.
RealAudio: Remarks by Penn. Gov. Mark Schweiker.
Text | RealAudio: Remarks by Homeland Security Director and former Penn. governor, Tom Ridge.
RealAudio: Closing music for memorial service.

U.S. Marks Six Months Since the Sept. 11 Attacks
Update: A special church service in Shanksville, Penn. marked one of several services marking six months since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. (3/11/02)

President Bush to Nation: "Let's Roll"
Full Text: In a speech to the nation, President Bush used the words of Flight 93 passenger to rally the country in its growing fight against terrorism. (11/8/01)

Identifying the Victims
Gathering and identifying human remains at the terrorist attack sites is a difficult, but crucial task. (9/21/01)
Col. Brion Carleton Smith
Madeline Lew Moy
Dr. Charles J. Stahl

U.S. Military Was Ordered to Shoot Down Hijacked Plane Over DC
Update: Vice President Dick Cheney says President Bush ordered U.S. military pilots to shoot down the plane that crashed into the Pentagon if it would not divert. (9/16/01)

FBI Releases Suspect List
RealAudio: Two journalists update the latest in the terrorist investigation. (9/15/01)
The full list of Tuesday's suspected hijackers, provided by the FBI. (9/14/01)
RealAudio: Attorney General Ashcroft discusses the list a suspected hijackers. (9/14/01)

Investigators Locate Flight 93 Flight Data Recorder
Update: Officials uncover the flight data recorder for the hijacked 757 jetliner that crashed southwest of Pittsburgh. (9/13/01)
RealAudio: The FBI updates reporters on the investigation. (9/13/01)

Tracking the Hijackers
RealAudio: Attorney General Ashcroft estimates at least 18 hijackers took part in Tuesday's attacks and that their "number of associates was significant." (9/13/01)

Investigation Update
Journalist Evan Thomas discusses what investigators have uncovered 36 hours after the attacks. (9/12/01)
Update: Ashcroft says investigation is the most "intense and massive" in history. (9/12/01)
Text | RealAudio: Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Robert Mueller detail investigation efforts. (9/12/01)

The Day of the Attacks
Three experts on changes in airline security. (9/11/01)
RealAudio: Aviation experts on security in the air. (9/11/01)
Update: Following the crash of Flight 93 and those in New York and Washington, the FAA grounds all air traffic. (9/11/01)

OTHER AREAS:
New York
The Pentagon