Sept. 11 Tape Could Hold Some Clues to Firefighters` Deaths

10 Jul 2002

Ten months after the Sept. 11 attacks that left 343 firefighters dead, and five months after fire officials undertook a study of just what happened, the Fire Department has yet to review a potentially critical trove of information: a tape of radio transmissions among firefighters at the World Trade Center that morning. Full Story

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