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Failure no option at Pentagon. (9/11).(Pentagon Renovation project takes on additional responsibilities after terrorist attacks)(Brief Article)

Building Design & Construction, September, 2002 by Evey, Walker Lee

I joined the Pentagon Renovation Program (PENREN) almost five years ago and began my first career experience with major construction. That experience has been enlightening. I found that the work, and the people within the industry, demolished many of the preconceptions I had about construction.

On September 11, 2001 the Pentagon suffered a terrorist attack that severely damaged part of the building, causing 125 casualties. All of America was shocked by that attack and earlier attacks on the Twin Towers in New York City. Among the first to react at the Pentagon were construction workers at the site. There are many accounts of heroism by these brave individuals who reacted immediately to assist in the on-site response, which saved lives and eased suffering....

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