Sen. John Fetterman stood on the hallowed ground where Americans aboard Flight 93 fought back 25 years ago, honoring the passengers and crew who refused to let terrorists carry out another attack. “This sacred land honors the Americans who fought back to preve

Sen. John Fetterman stood on the hallowed ground where Americans aboard Flight 93 fought back 25 years ago, honoring the passengers and crew who refused to let terrorists carry out another attack. “This sacred land honors the Americans who fought back to prevent another, larger attack,” the Pennsylvania Democrat wrote from the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville. The wreath layings were timed to mark each of the attacks in New York City, Arlington, Virginia, and Shanksville. On Flight 93, passengers and crew learned through phone calls that America was under attack, made a collective decision to fight back and stormed the cockpit. The plane crashed into an empty Pennsylvania field at 10:03 a.m.