Response to Terror
The story in pictures, from the day of the attack to the continuing military campaign in Afghanistan.
The Prison Revolt at Mazar-i-Sharif The Northern Alliance battles Taliban prisoners of war. | |||
The Northern Alliance Scenes from the front line between Taliban and Northern Alliance Territory. | |||
Anthrax-Laced Letters Letters containing two forms of anthrax are delivered through U.S. mail. | |||
Stars and Stripes and Icons Los Angeles Times photographers share the stories behind their work. | |||
On the Front Line The Northern Alliance watches a war unfold at its borders. | |||
The Shamshatoo Refugee Camp Tents and mud buildings provide shelter for thousands of Afghans. | |||
Assessing the Damage Aerial photos of military targets in Afghanistan show what they looked before and after being struck by the U.S. | |||
Memorial for the Fallen One month later, memorial services are held for those killed. | |||
Strength Amid Sadness From coast to coast, Americans rally for support. | |||
World Reaction Osama bin Laden makes a televised statement. Nations express support for U.S.-led attacks. | |||
U.S. Strikes Back President Bush announces airstrikes in Afghanistan. | |||
City of Misery In Jalozai, Pakistan, Afghan refugees choose to live in dirt and poverty rather than face hunger and other hardships under Afghanistan's strict Taliban regime. | |||
Hijack Suspects The FBI identifies 19 men suspected of hijacking four planes during the suicide missions of Sept. 11. | |||
Refugees and Prisoners of War Taliban fighters are imprisoned as Afghans head north. | |||
Face of Terror: Osama Bin Laden Saudi millionaire becomes the face of terrorism for a new century. | |||
War and Peace Anti-war and anti-U.S. demonstrations begin. President Bush addresses the nation. | |||
Heading for the Mideast U.S. armed forces get underway to overseas deployments. | |||
The Workers Rescue, security and cleanup crews unite at Ground Zero. | |||
Keeping the Faith Mourners find solace in community. | |||
Reaction to a Tragedy The sports world reacts to the terrorist attacks in Washington and New York. | |||
Los Angeles Mourns Mayor James Hahn leads a memorial at City Hall. Friends, family are commemorated in ceremonies around town. | |||
Search and Recovery Rescue workers labor around the clock in hopes of finding survivors. | |||
America Remembers President Bush declares a national day of remembrance for those killed. Grieving Americans unite in prayer. | |||
Three Minutes Across Europe From London to Leningrad, a momentary silence is observed to express solidarity. | |||
Searching, Grieving, Reacting Rescue workers sift through the wreckage. Public memorials grow. | |||
The Day After Damage is assessed as airports are closed and security tightens. The search for missing family and friends continues. | |||
U.S. Under Attack Terrorists hijack airliners and steer them into the World Trade Center towers and Pentagon. A fourth plane crashes into a Pennsylvania field. | |||
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