The JFK letter..

dear mom,
today in history class, we talked about the murder of John F. Kennedy, and since you were 10 years of age when this happened. I figured that you would be a good person to write this letter too.. ok so about the murder i know that there were 3 bullets shot and 2 only hit the president, one just injuring him and the other one killing him.. the first bullet that was fired missed everyone completely the governor heard a bullet but not sure where from then here comes another bullet hitting JFK in the back and coming out his throat, this same bullet also striking the GOV. almost in the arm pit and comes out about 1" below the nipple line... WOW! i could only imagine what it was like being around during this time people being so tragic and in shock.. what was it like being 10 years old, old enough to understand and remember what happened and whats going on??? The "lone gunmen"theory well after watching the film that we did in class I'm sticking with the lone gunmen thing because, how the showed it in the film. this was all Oswald's planing just because he wanted to be someone and be known... and it makes since that it was just the one that killed JFK because he worked at the place, where the gun shot came out of and just so happened the same floor too... but thats just my thinking on the lone gunmen theory... i have one more question, what do you think of today if some thing happened like this today... do u think that similar or more difficult on our country?...

sincerely, Kacey!

9/11 responce..

September 11, 2001:
Attack on America health and human services dispatches initial emergency personnel and supplies; September 11, 2001

This article was about what they did after the tragic event of 9/11 happened. Sec. Tommy G. Thompson sends these Disaster Medical Assistance Teams [DMAT's] out to the affected areas. Each team includes about 35 physicians, nurses and emergency technicians. In addition Sec. Thompson send 4 Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Teams [DMORT's] to New York and 3 to Washington D.C. On Tuesday the HHS continued working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the local health officials to see if they could assess medical needs and provide medical and emergency personnel. I Choose this article because i was interested in what it took to help the ones in need and that got hurt in the 9/11 terror attacks.