They have not forgotten (via WRAL)
A tribute to 9/11 victims that is literally moving was erected Monday morning outside the Airborne and Special Operations Museum.
Created from wreckage of the World Trade Center, "The Gate" stands 23 feet high and weighs about five tons. Upright steel beams represent the two towers, while squares of metal cascading down one side represent papers flying from the buildings as they collapsed on 9/11.
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