At the end of the war, over 8 million men and women were scattered overseas in Europe, the Pacific and Asia. Shipping them out wasn't a particular problem but getting them home was a massive logistical headache.
This is kind of a long-ish story, but worth reading. It's about how the town of Gander (pop.10,400) in Newfoundland took care of the almost 10,000 passengers stranded after the attacks. It was written by a flight attendant on a Delta Flight.
On Tuesday, September 11, 2001, a group of Ashland friends met with Jean Houston to just be together and voice some thoughts about the happenings of the day.
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