Radio Communications during the September 11 Attacks
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Radio Communications were very important during the September 11 attacks. Due to the widespread loss of terrestrial-based communications in the area, much information was transmitted by personal cell phones or through wireless radio networks. The scale of the incident was described in the National Commission report on the attacks as unprecedented. In roughly fifteen minutes from 8:46 to 9:03 am, over a thousand police, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) staff arrived at the scene. At some point during a large incident, any agency will reach a…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Radio Communications were very important during the September 11 attacks. Due to the widespread loss of terrestrial-based communications in the area, much information was transmitted by personal cell phones or through wireless radio networks. The scale of the incident was described in the National Commission report on the attacks as unprecedented. In roughly fifteen minutes from 8:46 to 9:03 am, over a thousand police, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) staff arrived at the scene. At some point during a large incident, any agency will reach a point where they find their resources overrun by needs. For example, the Port Authority Police could not schedule staff as if a September 11 attack would occur every shift. There is always a balance struck between readiness and costs. There is conflicting data but some sources suggest there may have been 2,000 to 3,000 workers involved in the rescue operation. It would be rare for most agencies to see an event where there were that many people to be rescued.