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One One Year Later
• Rebuilding a Fortress, Rebuilding a Life - Video shows a father honoring his son's memory by helping to repair the Pentagon.
• From Ruins to Restoration - Video montage of the Pentagon from the attacks to the rebuilding of the outer ring.
• Remembering - A tribute to the 184 Pentagon victims illustrated by the things they loved.
• Five Lives - The Pentagon is rebuilt, but the survivors are taking a little longer to heal.
• In Their Own Words - A Maryland man reflects on Sept. 11 and his experience flying shortly thereafter.
• Reconciling Their Day - Kids write about what it now means to have Sept. 11 as a birthday.
• The Evolution of a President - Key presidential moments of the past year.
• The Fight Over Homeland Security - Experts debate the issues surrounding the creation the Department of Homeland Security.
• The Aftermath - Commentary by Post writer Henry Allen on a year like no other.
• '9/11' - A poem accompanied by audio from former poet laureate Robert Pinsky.
• The Human Toll - List of those lost in New York, the Washington area and Pennsylvania.
• Special Memorial Section - Index page of articles, multimedia, events and discussions.
Phoenix Rising
Interactive Graphic:
 The Pentagon rises from the ashes of the Sept. 11 damage.
Job 306
Indiana Plant Makes Its Mark on History:
 Bybee Stone Co. helps rebuild the Pentagon.
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Pentagon Kids
Heirs to a Nation's Pain: Victims' children lost more than just their innocence.
• Photo Gallery
Pentagon Burn Victims
Hope Breathes Beneath Wounds:
 For Pentagon attack survivors, recovering has been an arduous and painful process.
• Photo Gallery
Pentagon Victims

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HOW TO REMEMBER : Building the Pentagon Memorial
Something Personal in Stainless Steel
The Pentagon Memorial will have 184 cantilevered benches, one in memory of each of the victims of the terrorist attack.
In the News
Pentagon Memorial Gets an Artistic Boost (Post, Oct. 3, 2003)

Workers Push to Fortify Military Headquarters: World's Largest Reconstruction Keeps Pace (Post, Sept. 7, 2003)

Groups Urge Day of Service to Mark Sept. 11 (Post, Aug. 12, 2003; 1:10 PM)

Security Issues Elbow In on Design Work (Post, Aug. 3, 2003)

Relatives Find Solace in a Daunting Task (Post, July 4, 2003)

Tribute Design Rose From Emotional Depths (Post, May 25, 2003)

For Pentagon, a Memorial 'Like No Other': Panel Picks Design Featuring Lighted Benches, Trees (Post, March 4, 2003)

The Pentagon's Path of Memory: 'Light Benches,' Sylvan Setting Honor Those Who Died on 9/11 (Post, March 4, 2003)

Designs for the Living: Six Wide-Open Visions Vie to Be Memorial to Pentagon's Sept. 11 Victims (Post, Oct. 18, 2002)

9/11 Tribute Site Mulled In Arlington: Panel Recommends Land With View of Pentagon (Post, July 21, 2002)

Sept. 11 Tribute Challenges Va. Panel (Post, April 21, 2002)

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Rebuilding the Pentagon
Retaking a Lost Position: Pentagon Workers Return to Rebuilt Section of E Ring (Post, Aug. 16, 2002)

Workers Return to Rebuilt Offices in Pentagon (Post, Aug. 15, 2002; 2:42 PM)

Arlington to Review Sept. 11 Memorial Proposal (Post, July 31, 2002; 4:47 PM)

Pentagon Response Was Successful, Report Says (Post, July 23, 2002; 2:08 PM)

Final Stone Placed in Pentagon's Exterior: Nine Months After Attack, Work Crews Shift Focus to Building's Interior (Post, June 12, 2002)

'Dedication Capsule' Embedded in Pentagon (washingtonpost.com, June 11, 2002; 11:26 AM)

Indiana Plant Makes Its Mark on History: Bybee Stone Co. Takes Pride in Work for Pentagon Project (washingtonpost.com, June 11, 2002; 6:00 AM)

Heirs to a Nation's Pain: For the Children of Victims of Sept. 11, Loss Goes Far Beyond Innocence (Post, May 18, 2002)

Repairing the Pentagon (Post, April 16, 2002)

U.S. Symbol, Latino Muscle: Many Workers Restoring Pentagon Are Immigrants, Proud of Efforts (Post, April 4, 2002)

Pentagon Events Honor Extraordinary, Ordinary: Ceremonies Eclipse Growing Sense of Normalcy (Post, March 12, 2002)

For the Pentagon, a Symbol of Triumph (Post, March 12, 2002)

Pentagon Halfway Back In Countdown From Inferno (Post, March 10, 2002)

At Pentagon, Radiant Memorial To Grace 1st Permanent Chapel (Post, March 9, 2002)

On the Job With Pride and Pain: Long Days, High Emotions Propel Pentagon Repairs (Post, Feb. 18, 2002)

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The Attack on the Pentagon

September 11, 2001 (The Washington Post, 9/16/01)

Terrorists Hijack 4 Airliners, Destroy World Trade Center, Hit Pentagon; Hundreds Dead (The Washington Post, 9/12/01)

Loud Boom, Then Flames In Hallways (The Washington Post, 9/12/01)

Symbols of Freedom, Arms of Family Provide Solace for a Shaken City (The Washington Post, 9/12/01)

Bodies Pulled From Pentagon; Troops Patrol District Streets (The Washington Post, 9/12/01)

Putting Names, Faces on D.C. Area's Loss (The Washington Post, 9/12/01)



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