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[[File:World Trade Center attack.jpg|thumb|The burning World Trade Center, as seen in the [[timestream]].]] |
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The '''World Trade Center''' (or '''WTC''') was a multi-building complex built in [[New York City]] on [[Earth]] in the [[20th century]]. On [[September|September 11]], [[2001]], the two main buildings (often referred to as the "'''Twin Towers'''") were destroyed in a highly coordinated [[terrorism|terrorist]] attack involving hijacked [[airplane]]s. |
The '''World Trade Center''' (or '''WTC''') was a multi-building complex built in [[New York City]] on [[Earth]] in the [[20th century]]. On [[September|September 11]], [[2001]], the two main buildings (often referred to as the "'''Twin Towers'''") were destroyed in a highly coordinated [[terrorism|terrorist]] attack involving hijacked [[airplane]]s. |
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+ | An image of this event was seen by {{dis|Daniels|Crewman}} and [[Jonathan Archer]] in the [[time stream]] as the [[timeline]] reorganized itself. ({{ENT|Storm Front, Part II}}) |
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No information beyond the image of the burning towers was given in the episode. |
No information beyond the image of the burning towers was given in the episode. |
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Early media reports on 9/11 suggested that [[Jeffrey Combs]] had died on one of the planes that hit the towers. Upon discovering this (a Jeffery ''Coombs'' had been one of the casualties, and was mistaken for the actor by news outlets), Combs publicly revealed that he was, in fact, still alive. [[Seth MacFarlane]] was scheduled to fly on one of the planes involved, but was unable to board due to arriving late. |
Early media reports on 9/11 suggested that [[Jeffrey Combs]] had died on one of the planes that hit the towers. Upon discovering this (a Jeffery ''Coombs'' had been one of the casualties, and was mistaken for the actor by news outlets), Combs publicly revealed that he was, in fact, still alive. [[Seth MacFarlane]] was scheduled to fly on one of the planes involved, but was unable to board due to arriving late. |
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| − | According to liner notes included with [[Dennis McCarthy]]'s ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise|Enterprise]]'' [[soundtrack]] [[Star Trek: Enterprise (soundtracks)|release]], the second day of recording for {{e|Broken Bow}} took place on September 11, 2001. |
+ | According to liner notes included with [[Dennis McCarthy]]'s ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise|Enterprise]]'' [[soundtrack]] [[Star Trek: Enterprise (soundtracks)|release]], the second day of recording for {{e|Broken Bow}} took place on September 11, 2001. McCarthy wrote, "I wish to dedicate this album to those who we lost on 9/11/01 and to those men and women who rose to the challenge and showed us that the Human spirit will prevail no matter what." |
The short story, "Assignment: One", printed in [[Strange New Worlds 8]], involved [[Gary Seven]] avoiding [[Shaun Geoffrey Christopher]] from boarding a plane that was about to be flown in the WTC. |
The short story, "Assignment: One", printed in [[Strange New Worlds 8]], involved [[Gary Seven]] avoiding [[Shaun Geoffrey Christopher]] from boarding a plane that was about to be flown in the WTC. |
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| − | {{film|11}} producer [[Damon Lindelof]] described the destruction of {{alt|Vulcan}} in the film as analogous to 9/11 and the impact it had. |
+ | {{film|11}} producer [[Damon Lindelof]] described the destruction of {{alt|Vulcan}} in the film as analogous to 9/11 and the impact it had.{{TrekMovie.com|2012/12/26/lindelof-on-how-destruction-of-vulcan-ties-into-into-darkness-much-more/}} {{film|12}} director [[J. J. Abrams]] collaborated with {{w|The Mission Continues}} charity, and cast four post-9/11 veterans [[Melissa Steinman]], [[Adam McCann]], [[Jon Orvrasky]] and [[Eric Greitens]] as Starfleet Ceremonial Guards in the film, as well as including a dedication for post-9/11 veterans in the end credits.{{TrekMovie.com|2013/05/11/star-trek-into-darkness-dedicated-to-post-911-vets-four-vets-from-mission-continues-featured-in-film/}} Contrastively, some viewers saw {{film|12}} as indicative of [[Roberto Orci]]'s support for the {{w|9/11 Truth movement}}. [http://popwatch.ew.com/2014/05/14/star-trek-3-orci-directing-rage/] |
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Revision as of 01:33, 5 April 2016
The burning World Trade Center, as seen in the timestream.
The World Trade Center (or WTC) was a multi-building complex built in New York City on Earth in the 20th century. On September 11, 2001, the two main buildings (often referred to as the "Twin Towers") were destroyed in a highly coordinated terrorist attack involving hijacked airplanes.
An image of this event was seen by Daniels and Jonathan Archer in the time stream as the timeline reorganized itself. (ENT: "Storm Front, Part II")
Background information
No information beyond the image of the burning towers was given in the episode.
Early media reports on 9/11 suggested that Jeffrey Combs had died on one of the planes that hit the towers. Upon discovering this (a Jeffery Coombs had been one of the casualties, and was mistaken for the actor by news outlets), Combs publicly revealed that he was, in fact, still alive. Seth MacFarlane was scheduled to fly on one of the planes involved, but was unable to board due to arriving late.
According to liner notes included with Dennis McCarthy's Enterprise soundtrack release, the second day of recording for "Broken Bow" took place on September 11, 2001. McCarthy wrote, "I wish to dedicate this album to those who we lost on 9/11/01 and to those men and women who rose to the challenge and showed us that the Human spirit will prevail no matter what."
The short story, "Assignment: One", printed in Strange New Worlds 8, involved Gary Seven avoiding Shaun Geoffrey Christopher from boarding a plane that was about to be flown in the WTC.
Star Trek producer Damon Lindelof described the destruction of Vulcan in the film as analogous to 9/11 and the impact it had.[1] Star Trek Into Darkness director J. J. Abrams collaborated with The Mission Continues charity, and cast four post-9/11 veterans Melissa Steinman, Adam McCann, Jon Orvrasky and Eric Greitens as Starfleet Ceremonial Guards in the film, as well as including a dedication for post-9/11 veterans in the end credits.[2] Contrastively, some viewers saw Star Trek Into Darkness as indicative of Roberto Orci's support for the 9/11 Truth movement. [3]