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TSA museum showcases somber history
The current exhibit at TSA headquarters, entitled "Never Forget," features artifacts related to Sept. 11, 2001.
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Indiana limestone recovered from the exterior walls of the Pentagon.
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A metal detector which screened hijackers on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
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The first American flag to fly over Terminal B at Boston Logan Airport when the airport was federalized in 2002. American Airlines Flight 11 left from Gate 32 in this terminal on Sept. 11, 2001.
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A piece of interior support steel and a section of subway rail from the World Trade Center.
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A piece of aluminum alloy sheathing which covered the exterior columns of the World Trade Center towers.
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Close up of a subway rail recovered from the destroyed PATH station at the World Trade Center.
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An original handheld metal detector used by TSA at Washington Reagan National Airport in 2002.
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Some of the artifacts donated to the Smithsonian by the TSA Historian Project in 2011.
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