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World Trade Center Disaster Photo Page
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A view of the World Financial Center as seen from the Hudson River by marine patrol officers aboard Nassau County Police patrol vessels only 3 hours after the World Trade Center were attacked.
Nassau County Police marine patrol officers treated and evacuated scores of injured F.D.N.Y. Firefighters, N.Y.P.D. Police Officers and other emergency workers.
Nassau County Police marine patrol vessels were used daily to transport untold numbers of doctors, nurses and other medical professionals that were needed to treat the multitude of injured rescue and recovery workers at "Ground Zero".
Nassau County Police marine patrol units worked together with units from several other marine patrol agencies to assist the N.Y.P.D. Harbor Unit with a broad range of disaster management assignments.
Rescue and recovery professionals from all across the United States came to assist at the W.T.C. disaster. Shown here is a search and rescue team from Missouri being transported aboard N.C.P.D. Marine 1 to "Ground Zero".
Nassau County Police marine patrol units assisted and acted at the direction of the N.Y.P.D. Harbor Unit during the weeks that followed September 11, 2001.
This is an aerial view of "Ground Zero" showing the close proximity of the marine staging area (bottom) to the disaster site.
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The below displayed legislative citations were presented in recognition of the response and efforts of the members of the N.C.P.D. Marine and Aviation Bureau during the World Trade Center disaster on September 11, 2001.
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