On sept 11, 2001 my brother James was taken from our family. James was a local 3 union worker. He was at WTC just doing what
all union brothers and sisters do we get up every day do our thing so we can get home to our families and have a good life. James
never came home on 9/11 along with over 3000 other people. This club came to be on Sept 13, 2002 to remember James and everyone that was taken from us. This Club is about family. As a union worker my self I went to ground 0 to find my brother to bring him home to my mom and dad. That day never came but after working at ground 0 for many months I was able to help dig to find members of other family's
American Brotherhood respects all other clubs
The center patch tells everyone what were about. This is our country and
I just felt the need to let some people know what flag keeps them free. We all know some forget. A few of my close friends who new my brother have joined me to let people know this is our country, If you Do not like our Flag, if you don't support our boys at war so your ass can be free and safe then get the F***K out of my country. Many have paid the price for me and you to live free. I will not forget them EVER. In 1993 these F***ks tried to take down the trade center. They killed 6 people that day. One of my good friends lost his sister there who was expecting a baby she just went to work just like my brother and never came home.The low life dogs took her and 5 others . It took them all that time to think and plan to come back and finish the job. They killed my brother, but my brother could have been anyone’s brother. The shit heads don't care who they kill. So support the USA. Don't give your hard earned money to people who could be the very same people that would kill you or your family.
ABMC was at the setting of this stone to remember All that was lost on 9/11 by our local Knights of Columbus. We Would like to thank them for there kindness. Many of our VFW members were there that day, we were proud to stand with them. Thank you for your serviceto our country
if you would like to send ABMC an email or ask about
Membership
ABMC911@aol.com
AAbove Pics at Ground 0 closing of the recovery, Pre's Of ABMC walking up ramp on the last day of the recovery effort at
ground 0 he spent 7 months working there to try to find his brother James. he has the green hard hat on and the flag on his back and a
orange vest off the back of his belt so his mom and family could see him honor is brother also above Pre's Bush at ground 0 2002
on 9/11 For the 3rd time along with his brother Mike, Johno Pre's of ABMC meets our President of this great country
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What everyone should know about 1993 WTC.
6 people killed on lower fl near where bomb went off.In 2003 it will be 10 years not so much time when you miss someone you love. I still pray for their
family.
Damage Caused by
the 1993 WTC Bombing
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6 civilians killed
Over 1,000 injured
105 firefighters injured - 5 admitted to local hospitals
reinforced floors almost 30 inches think blasted away on 3 levels below grade, plus a concourse level floor, leaving a crater about 150 feet in diameter at it's largest point.
On the B1 level, the operations control center of the Port Authority Police Department (and the fire command station forthe complex) was heavily damaged and rendered out of service.
On the B2 level, various walls of elevator shafts and freshair plenums severely damaged, allowing smoke to enter and rise through the cores of both towers.
Numerous concrete walls destroyed or damaged.
200,000 cubic feet of water poured into the lowest grade from damaged refrigeration unit supplies (from the Hudson River), sewer lines, fresh domestic water lines, steam pipes, and condensate return. Water 1.5 feet deep across the B6 level.
124 parked cars destroyed, 102 damaged.
Partition walls blown out onto PATH train mezzanine.
Numerous telephone conduits collapsed from ceiling onto cars (but phone service was not cut, miraculously).
Fire alarm and public address systems out of service.
Elevators out of service.
Water cooled emergency generators shut down due to overheating when their water supply was cut. This disabled the emergency lighting.
Sprinklers & standpipes out of service.
2,500 tons of rubble removed.
Clean up effort involved 2,700 workers per day, plus a total of 160,000 gallons of cleaning fluid and 200,00 gallons of detergent.
Restoration cost: $250,000,000.
Source: FDI New York
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What everyone should know about 2001 WTC The report is from the
Office of the Chief Medical Examiners
World Trade Center Operational unit.
Total reported missing 2,752
total Victims Identified 1528
Total remains Recovered from ground 0 and fresh kills 19,917
These #'s do not reflect the people lost at the Pentagon and
in the feilds of PA. We are with you and your family's always.
Below are 2 pics of the temporary resting place of all remains
not yet identified
Memorial Park
Trailers that house all the remains
I wanted to take the time to thank everone at the Medical Examiners
Office for all there Hard work. If it was not for all the caring people
there working so hard on the DNA none of our love ones would
come home to us. My family and the rest of the familys who lost love
ones on 9/11 thank you.
To all the UNION workers my brothers and sisters who worked 24 hrs
a day at gound 0, 7 days a week. thank you is just not enough.
Thank you for bringing my brother home to my family.We can never
repay your kindness. All of you are whats best in our country.Im proud
of our union's Local 79,'731, 608,638, Iron workers, local union 3,
opp Engine's.if I left out your local Im sorry there were so many Its hard
to remember them all.
Thanks to the FDNY and NYPD.
To our boys over seas I wish I was with you but can
only send you words of thanks, But most of all
GO GET THEM ALL!!!!
To my brothers in LU3MC thank for all that you have
done To much to put down. Im proud to be apart of
you And to all my brothers and sisters in Local union
#3 IBEW there are no words for all that you have done.
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