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flight and 40 degree angles throughout the structure to represent the plane s angle of impact, 40 degrees is also the angle of the branches on the trees that were destroyed. the national park service says the families have had to wait for this moment as funding gradually came in. it s been a very long haul. it s been nearly 17 years to get this memorial completed in the meantime, they have had the bittersweet chance to get to know each other. the nicest people we should have never had to meet. is that s a phrase they have heard time and time again on the road to recovery. i think whenever i hear those chimes or see those chimes, i will hear lorraine s voice. park officials say the air traffic control tower made a final attempt to reach out to flight 93 that morning. they never heard back, but now through this tower, their voices will finally be heard forever. in shanksville, pennsylvania, michelle chavez, fox news. jon: i have visited that site.
that i never had. there s only one word to describe how ed root felt on 9/11. shock. his cousin lorraine bay, senior flight attendant, united airlines, killed in the hijacking of flight 93. the events of september 11th and the people involved are never really far from our consciousness. the crash site in shanksville, pennsylvania, is today a quiet memorial for the 40 who lost their lives on that flight, but a final piece of the memorial will soon drown out the silence. this is a simulation of what visitors will hear on september 9th when this tower of voices is completed. it is the only wind chime structure of its kind that we know of in the world. designers spent 9,000 hours ironing out the details of the project. you are only going to get one shot at doing this and everybody wants it to be right. 40 is a very significant number. 40 chimes for the 40 on the