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William “Bill” Feehan was 71 years old on September 11, 2001.
He had already spent more than four decades serving New York City and had risen all the way to First Deputy Commissioner of the FDNY. He could have stayed behind a desk. He could have let younger men handle the chaos.
He didn’t.
When the World Trade Center was attacked, Feehan went straight to the scene and helped command the response from the ground. He stayed there as firefighters poured into the towers, coordinating men who were running toward danger while thousands were trying to escape it.
Then the South Tower collapsed.
Bill Feehan was killed in the line of duty.
Think about the kind of man that takes. Seventy-one years old, decades of service behind him, and when America was attacked, he was still there with his firefighters.
That is leadership.
That is duty.
That is courage.
Never forget William Feehan.
Never forget the men who stayed at their post when everything around them was falling apart.
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Perhaps we can make this photo go viral again. This is Officer Chris Amoroso of the NYNJ Port Authority Police. This photo is from September 11, 2001, with the towers behind him. After saving this pregnant woman Chris decided to go back in for his 5th time. Despite having a wife and baby at home, despite being only 29 years old, Chris and 59 other Police Officers and 343 Firefighters never made it back out. You can curse us out, spit, defund and disrespect us, but when you call we will be there. Thats what makes us different. Im not looking for responses especially political ones. Just remember Chris and share his story. No sports number on his chest, no large contract no anthem to kneel to, just a real hero. #NeverForget
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It’s Saturday! We all know what that means….
Taste the goodness of the biscuit today and everyday.
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RIP. Oklahoma Wildlife Officer David Taylor, who gave his life in the line of duty, is the 63rd officer lost in 2026.
Wildlife Officer David Taylor, 38, was killed while trying to evacuate residents during the Railroad South Fire in Comanche County, Oklahoma.
Officer Taylor was going door to door evacuating Comanche County residents from the Railroad South Fire. His last contact with dispatch indicated that he was trying to help residents escape their home. His body was recovered from a structure days later.
Officer Taylor was a Navy veteran and a Seabee, with deployments to Iraq and Djibouti. He was continuing his service as a senior chief petty officer in the Navy Reserve.
Officer Taylor had served with the United States Department of the Interior - Fish and Wildlife Service - Division of Refuge Law Enforcement at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. He was previously assigned to the Rio Mora National Wildlife Refuge and Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico.
He is survived by his wife, son, and parents.
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