On 9/11, New York's Ten House was among the first firehouses to respond; 25 years later, 65-year-old Sal Argano is its last active member from that day
- Nearly 25 years after the September 11 attacks, a small firehouse across from the World Trade Center site has become more than a place where firefighters begin and end their shifts.
- For 65-year-old Sal Argano, it is also a living link to a generation of firefighters whose lives were changed forever that morning.
- According to the Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times, Argano is now the last firefighter still working at FDNY’s Engine 10 and Ladder 10, known as “Ten House,” who was assigned there in 2001.
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- Nearly 25 years after the September 11 attacks, a small firehouse across from the World Trade Center site has become more than a place where firefighters begin and end their shifts.
- For 65-year-old Sal Argano, it is also a living link to a generation of firefighters whose lives were changed forever that morning.
- According to the Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times, Argano is now the last firefighter still working at FDNY’s Engine 10 and Ladder 10, known as “Ten House,” who was assigned there in 2001.
Sources: Times of India