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DIA 3 Truck We're Still Heading Up T-Shirt

DIA 3 Truck We're Still Heading Up T-Shirt

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Color: Black Heather

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ABOUT THE DESIGN

Honor the Men of 3 Truck!

By DIA

Changed the World Forever
The attacks on September 11, 2001, changed the face of the planet forever. A change greater than any single event since World War II. The images of the two smoking World Trade Center Towers in New York City, billowing thick, black smoke before their collapse, will be forever seared in memories around the globe.

Brave Heroes
Before the collapse of the towers, brave first responders from all over the city were attempting to rescue Americans and others trapped in the doomed buildings. The brave men of the New York Fire Department Ladder 3 were part of the futile rescue efforts. Their heroism, bravery, and selflessness, in blatant defiance of an order to retreat from the smoking Twin Towers, cost them their lives as they attempted to rescue trapped victims.

Legendary Men!
- Legends who left this world too early
- Men who should be honored and remembered by all generations
- Men of a rare breed

We Salute These American Heroes
And we wish to honor their memory and preserve their legacy with the DIA 3 Truck We're Still Heading Up T-Shirt.

Never Forget These Final Words
Final words captured of Captain Paddy Brown, USMC veteran and celebrated commanding officer of Ladder 3, communicating the intentions of his brave crew:

Captain Paddy Brown / Ladder 3:
“I’m on the 35th floor, okay, okay?
Just relay to the command post we’re trying to get up.
There’s numerous civilians at all stairwells, numerous burn injuries are coming down.
I’m trying to send them down first.
Apparently, it’s above the 75th floor.
I don’t know if they got there yet. Okay.
Three Truck and we are still heading up.
Okay? Thank you.”

Command Post to Ladder 3:
“Command Post to Ladder 3, get out of the building!”

Captain Paddy Brown / Ladder 3:
“This is the officer of Ladder Co. 3. I refuse the order!
I am on the 44th floor and we have too many burned people with me.
I'm not leaving them!”

To the brave crew of 3 Truck, we will never forget you!

Honor the Men of 3 Truck and preserve their legacy by wearing the DIA 3 Truck We're Still Heading Up t-shirt.

Product Details

Fit & Feel:

This shirt will humble you in the face of a great American Heroes. Soft, form-fitting, and pre-shrunk. Maintains shape after washing.

Materials:

• 100% ring-spun combed cotton
• Heather Grey is 90% cotton, 10% polyester
• Pre-shrunk fabric
• Side-seamed construction
• Standard length

Care Guide:

• Machine wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle with mild detergent and similar colors. Use non-chlorine bleach, only when necessary. No fabric softeners.
• Tumble dry low, or hang-dry for longest life.
• Cool iron inside-out if necessary. Do not iron decoration.
• Do not dry clean.

Product Tags:

T-shirt, TShirt, Tee, Men, Tops, Adult, Cotton, DIA, DIA Everyday, American Hero, 9/11, Twin Towers, World Trade Center, Terrorist Attack, Paddy Brown, 3 Truck, Ladder 3, First Responder, FDNY

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This item is made especially for you as soon as you place the order. We don't mass produce DIA gear, which is why it takes us a bit longer to get it to you. Making DIA gear on demand helps reduce overproduction & waste, so thank you for making a thoughtful purchasing decision.

Awesome shirt to Honor the fallen

Awesome shirt to Honor the fallen. This year will be my first year to participate in a 9/11 stair climb and couldn’t have a more fitting shirt to wear. The shirt itself is well made and shipped quickly.

I was able to climb today for Paddy Brown and for Sean Tallon. How fitting that I was wearing a shirt honoring Ladder 3

Thanks for your review Brother!
We wish you a successful stair climb. Perfect shirt for the event.
Thank you for helping to honor and remember Captain Paddy Brown, the Men of 3 Truck, and all the brave 1st Responders that answered the call on 9/11.
David @ DIA