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This Loudon man worked in the Pentagon on 9/11. He doesn’t want the country to forget what happened.
Former Pentagon public affairs officer John Donovan reflects on his experience surviving the September 11 attacks and the loss of 35 colleagues ahead of the publication of a new commemorative book.
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