Americans in Wartime Experience

Ross Randlett

9/11

Ross Randlett is a police officer who was employed with the Prince William County Police in Virginia.  He responded to the Pentagon on the morning of September 11th, 2001 to assist with the rescue effort.  In the days that followed, Ross and his dog Maverick participated in the recovery efforts.  He gives a very detailed and emotional account of the process utilized to recover the dead and search for evidence.


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