The Last Column in the 9-11 Museum (2)
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As the pile got lower, it proved harder for Torres to keep track of the beam where he hoped the Squad 41 members would be found. Torres asked Brian Lyons, a construction manager on site and the brother of fellow Squad 41 Firefighter Michael Lyons missing since 9/11, to help him mark the location on an exposed beam. They sprayed SQ 41 in yellow paint on the column to indicate the exact spot where they located traces of their men. He was also requested to spray E 214 and L 111 by other recovery workers nearby.
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The Last Column, The National September 11 Memorial Museum, National September 11 Memorial Museum, National September 11 Memorial, World Trade Center, Rebuilding the World Trade Center Site, 911, September 11 2001, National September 11, Museum, Terror Attack, Attack, New York City, Manhattan, NYC, New York, NY, New York State, NYS, The Empire State, Financial Center, Never Forget
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