Pentagon Ceremony Marks Anniversary, War on Terrorism
Update: On the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the Pentagon began a one-hour ceremony at 9:30 am at the Phoenix Project site, the area damaged in the attack.

During the ceremony, a flag was unfurled at the site where American Airlines Flight 77 made impact. One hundred children from D.C.-area schools — classmates of children aboard Flight 77 — recited the Pledge of Allegiance with President Bush.

A moment of silence was observed at 9:37 am, the time the airliner hit the west side of the Pentagon, claiming 184 victims' lives. (9/11/02)

RealAudio: Opening Music
RealAudio: National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance
RealAudio: General Richard B. Myers, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Text | RealAudio: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld
Text | RealAudio | Video: President George W. Bush

Rebuilding the Pentagon
Ray Suarez looks at efforts to reconstruct the part of the Pentagon damaged by the Sept. 11 attacks. (1/16/02)

Mr. Bush Addresses Pentagon Memorial
Full Text: The following is the full text of President Bush's remarks at the Pentagon Memorial commemorating the lives of those lost during the September 11 attacks. (10/11/01)
Full Text: The following is the full text of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's remarks at the Pentagon memorial commemorating the lives lost in the September 11 attacks. (10/11/01)

Identifying the Victims
Gathering and identifying human remains at the terrorist attack sites is a difficult but crucial task. (9/21/01)

Victims of Flight 77
Kwame Holman reports on the students aboard Flight 77, the plane that went down at the Pentagon, and those they left behind. (9/18/01)

Rebuilding and Recovery
Text | RealAudio: President Bush leads a Rose Garden ceremony to honor those who "helped rebuild shattered lives" in the attacks' aftermath. (9/18/01)

Call For Peace
The full text of President's Bush's comments urging Americans not to blame Muslims or Arab Americans for last Tuesday's attacks. (9/17/01)

U.S. Military Was Ordered to Shoot Down Hijacked Plane Over D.C.
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)

America Worships
Ray Suarez reports from New York, where religious and memorial services try to help some make sense of last week's tragic events. (9/16/01)

A View from the Pentagon
The number two man at the Defense Department discusses the call-up of 50,000 reservists. (9/14/01)

Day of Remembrance
Update: Services in Washington, New York and around the world remember the hundreds confirmed dead and thousands still missing after Tuesday's attacks. (9/14/01)
Text | RealAudio: President Bush addresses a memorial service at the National Cathedral. (9/14/01)
Kwame Holman reports on the specific details of this day of remembrance. (9/14/01)

Rescue Teams Locate Data, Voice Recorders From Pentagon Crash
Update: Officials say the "black box" at the Pentagon site was badly burned, but could still provide crucial information. (9/14/01)
Update: Death toll likely to reach 190. (9/13/01)

Pentagon Rescuers Assess Situation
Update: Pentagon officials say preliminary estimates put the death toll there near 190. (9/13/01)
RealAudio: Rescue workers, beginning with Arlington Co. Fire Chief Ed Plaugher, discuss their experience after the Pentagon attack. (9/13/01)
RealAudio: Gwen Ifill talks with George Wilson, military columnist, about recovery efforts. (9/12/01)

Struggling to Recover
Update: Officials heading the search and rescue operation at the Pentagon after yesterday's deadly terrorist strike said today they expect to find no more survivors. (9/12/01)

Pentagon Struck, White House, Capitol Evacuated
Update: Most of official Washington has been evacuated this morning after a series of what are being called terrorist attacks leveled the World Trade Center in New York and imploded part of the Pentagon. (9/11/01)

Assessing a Disaster
RealAudio: NewsHour historians and columnists Tom Oliphant and Bill Kristol review the events of a day that saw the shattering of American landmarks. (9/11/01)

The Bush Administration, Congress React
7:30 p.m. RealAudio: House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle say Congress will reconvene despite the attacks. (9/11/01)
7:15 p.m. RealAudio: Attorney General Ashcroft condemns the terrorist attacks. (9/11/01)
7 p.m. RealAudio: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld with his department's reaction. (9/11/01)
4 p.m. RealAudio: Presidential Adviser Karen Hughes outlines administration response to the attacks. (9/11/01)
1 p.m. RealAudio | Text: The president speaks from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana at around 1 p.m. Eastern time. (9/11/01)
9 a.m. Text: The president's brief address shortly after 9 a.m. Eastern time. (9/11/01)

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