The Pentagon Memorial is not just a place you visit, it’s a space you feel. Before you even enter the inner circle, something shifts. The air. The stillness. The weight of 184 lives, honored not with noise, but with light, stone, and space. Each illuminated bench tells a story of a name, a face, a life lost on 9/11. As you walk among them, you’re not just remembering. You’re bearing witness. Now, you can deepen that experience by requesting a guided tour, led by those who can help you understand

Service is not a moment, it’s a lifetime of readiness. On September 11 and in the years since, law enforcement officers have stood firm in the face of danger. Today, we pause to honor their sacrifice, their courage, and their unwavering commitment to protect others. Thank you for standing watch. | Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc.

President Biden, Vice President Harris, the first lady, and the second gentleman visited the September 11th memorial at the Pentagon on Saturday to mark 20 years since the terrorist attacks. https://bit.ly/39ePb7v | CBS 12 News

10K views · 438 reactions | Day of Honor: Wisconsin Veterans Visit the Pentagon Memorial Through the Honor Flight program, veterans travel from across the country to visit national memorials. This past weekend, a plane full of Wisconsin heroes arrived in Washington, D.C., and visited the Pentagon Memorial, where we remembered sacrifice, service, and the lives lost on September 11, 2001. | Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc. | Facebook

268K views · 1.6K reactions | On September 11, 2001, at 9:42 AM, the FAA made history by closing U.S. airspace for the first time ever. ✈️ 700 planes landed within 4 minutes ✈️ 2,800 within an hour ✈️ 4,500 within 3 hours ➡️ Nearly 1 million passengers brought safely to the ground Today, we reflect not only on the tragedy of 9/11, but also on the extraordinary acts of coordination and courage that saved lives in the midst of chaos. | Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc. | Facebook

103K views · 1.9K reactions | Some still claim no plane hit the Pentagon on 9/11. The truth is clear: at 9:37 a.m., American Airlines Flight 77 struck the west side of the Pentagon, confirmed by eyewitness accounts and extensive investigations. For a detailed timeline and verified facts, visit the official Pentagon Memorial website and explore the educational pages on the events of 9/11. | Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc. | Facebook