SCOUT· 47%2h 48m·2026-09-13·Mental Health9/11 AS IT HAPPENED: Former FDNY Firefighter James Hanlon : 25 Years On
As the world marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, former New York firefighter James Hanlon joins The Old Paratrooper Podcast to share his personal experience of the day that changed America forever.James reflects on witnessing the attacks unfold, the courage and sacrifice of his fellow firefighters, and the lasting…
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“This is one of the most interesting interviews I’ve seen on 9/11 & the background of the documentary. James is a great storyteller and his voice is an iconic part of history. Also nice to see a host that doesn’t interrupt every 2 seconds.”
“This came up on my feed today. I was familiar with Mr. Hanlon from the Naudet brothers’ documentary and the chance to hear him speak about 9/11 this many years later is very much appreciated. I wish there was a way to know how the other mem…”
“James Hanlon... Much respect. 🙏🏼”
“Hi James I have nothing but respect for you and all firefighters.”
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