September 18, 2008
Alex Jones talks to former Pentagon employee April Gallop about her experience at ground zero on September 11, 2001.
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April Dawn Gallop states that a person who helped her out of the impact hole onto the lawn, immediately went back inside through the hole. Later in the hospital, somebody brought April her wallet with her military ID inside from her office.
A person in civilian clothes escorted by Army/Navy officers, told April in her hospital bed exactly what she saw; in other words the 9-11 OFFICIAL STORY with the 19 alleged hijackers.
April did receive a Purple Heart for her injuries inside the Pentagon, but her remaining AWOL charge is holding up her nomination for the Soldier's Medal and much-needed funds for her injured son.
In the chaos and confusion of the days following 9/11 she was mistakenly reported dead on arrival (DOA), and Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL). While the record identifying her as DOA has been corrected, the record that lists her as AWOL has yet to be corrected in the 3 years since 9/11.
That erroneous record continues to interfere with her ability to receive the Soldier's Medal for which she has been duly nominated for heroism in the face of extreme danger. While others were running away to save themselves, she took time to pull others from the rubble.
It seems that the medal is hung up in some bureaucratic snafu. This snafu has also interfered with her ability to receive relief funds from the military and private charities. It seems clear that this situation is a microcosm of the larger problem that created the conditions that allowed the terrorists to succeed in the 911 attack.
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Pentagon Honors Its Heroes
by Staff Sgt. Triggs
WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Oct. 25, 2001) - Seventy Pentagon personnel were honored Oct. 23 for their acts of bravery on Sept. 11 when a jetliner crashed into the Pentagon and sent a rolling ball of fire through its corridors.
About half of the recipients received the Soldier's Medal for rescuing people trapped in the burning inferno. The ceremony was held at Conmy Hall, Fort Myer, Va.
There were five types of awards issued including the Defense of Freedom Medal, a newly authorized medal to honor civilians who are wounded or killed as a result of hostile action against the United States.
"I have many memories ... of Sept. 11 ... But few are as strong as what I saw in the hallways and on the grounds of the Pentagon in the minutes and hours following the attack," Sgt. Maj. of the Army Jack Tilley said during the hour-long awards ceremony.
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