Listen on the go: Four Days investigation, narrated by Kevin Donovan, is a two-part, two-hour documentary on the four days that followed the 9/11 attacks in New York. The series investigates the lives of the 9/11 families and their lives after 9/11 and focuses on the challenges they faced after the attacks. The film was made with no assistance from the families. The 9/11 Memorial and Museum in Manhattan, the 9/11 Memorial Foundation, Inc., the National September 11 Memorial & Museum (NSM), the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies, and Kutztown University, will produce the series.
C.J. Chivers: ‘World War Three’ for Iraq: A Timeline
This is a timeline of U.S. military operations in the Middle East in chronological order.
March: U.S. Air Force pilots begin attacking Iraq’s air defenses.
April: A U.S. Apache attack helicopters takes out Saddam’s missile batteries near Baghdad.
May 16: Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi forces launch a surprise offensive on U.S. forces in the Kuwait
June: A U.S. Navy SEAL team assaults the key Iraqi oil town of Basra and destroys the port.
June: U.S. forces in Iraq are joined by British and Canadian troops.
July 7: Four U.S. military jets bomb Baghdad.
August: A U.S. F-16 fighter jets attacks Iraq’s largest radio and television facilities.
September: An Iraqi general named Qais Hussein orders Hussein’s soldiers to withdraw from the border area of Iran and Iraq.
September 9: U.S. Secretary of Defense William Cohen briefs the United Nations Security Council on Iraq.
September 11: An Air Force F-16 fighter takes off from an overseas base in response to the warning calls from a U.S. air controller.
September 13: The World Trade Center’s twin