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Ladder 118 Last Run. Ladder 118 was one of the fire trucks that responded to the disaster that followed the deadly attack. Mclamb, who had passed by the station several times previously, said he respected their daring and that “not all heroes wear capes.” The truck, nypd ladder 118, was on its way to a fire call in lower manhattan, and no one knew it would be the last call those six firemen would ever attend. He was last seen helping people out of the marriott hotel near the twin towers. John sorrentino, a retired nypd officer and fire fighter of the heroic ladder 118 that responded to the world trade center attacks. Amateur photographer aaron mclamb captured an iconic photo of ladder 118 as it crossed the brooklyn bridge — not. The truck, nypd ladder 118 was charging towards a fire call in lower manhattan and at the time, no one knew it would be the last call that six firefighters would ever attend. Here is the photo of ladder 118 during the september 11 attack that aaron took. Mclamb’s picture captured the brooklyn heights ladder company’s final run, a crew of men charging toward an unfathomable disaster. A firefighter with brooklyn ladder company 118, scott matthew davidson died during rescue operations at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. And mclamb, who frequently passed the station before, said he admired their bravery and that “not all heroes wear capes.” The six firefighters aboard the ladder 118 rig were all lost. Aaron managed to catch a photo of the truck as its crew rushed to carry out their last mission.

He was last seen helping people out of the marriott hotel near the twin towers. Amateur photographer aaron mclamb captured an iconic photo of ladder 118 as it crossed the brooklyn bridge — not. The truck, nypd ladder 118 was charging towards a fire call in lower manhattan and at the time, no one knew it would be the last call that six firefighters would ever attend. And mclamb, who frequently passed the station before, said he admired their bravery and that “not all heroes wear capes.” The truck, nypd ladder 118, was on its way to a fire call in lower manhattan, and no one knew it would be the last call those six firemen would ever attend. A firefighter with brooklyn ladder company 118, scott matthew davidson died during rescue operations at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. The six firefighters aboard the ladder 118 rig were all lost. Aaron managed to catch a photo of the truck as its crew rushed to carry out their last mission. Mclamb’s picture captured the brooklyn heights ladder company’s final run, a crew of men charging toward an unfathomable disaster. Here is the photo of ladder 118 during the september 11 attack that aaron took.

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Ladder 118 Last Run Here is the photo of ladder 118 during the september 11 attack that aaron took. Ladder 118 was one of the fire trucks that responded to the disaster that followed the deadly attack. Here is the photo of ladder 118 during the september 11 attack that aaron took. A firefighter with brooklyn ladder company 118, scott matthew davidson died during rescue operations at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. The truck, nypd ladder 118 was charging towards a fire call in lower manhattan and at the time, no one knew it would be the last call that six firefighters would ever attend. John sorrentino, a retired nypd officer and fire fighter of the heroic ladder 118 that responded to the world trade center attacks. Mclamb, who had passed by the station several times previously, said he respected their daring and that “not all heroes wear capes.” And mclamb, who frequently passed the station before, said he admired their bravery and that “not all heroes wear capes.” The truck, nypd ladder 118, was on its way to a fire call in lower manhattan, and no one knew it would be the last call those six firemen would ever attend. Mclamb’s picture captured the brooklyn heights ladder company’s final run, a crew of men charging toward an unfathomable disaster. The six firefighters aboard the ladder 118 rig were all lost. Aaron managed to catch a photo of the truck as its crew rushed to carry out their last mission. Amateur photographer aaron mclamb captured an iconic photo of ladder 118 as it crossed the brooklyn bridge — not. He was last seen helping people out of the marriott hotel near the twin towers.