h tower and he saw people helping other people down the stairs and outside. When he got to the 35th floor he heard a big rumble. At first he thought hat the top floors of the tower he was in had collapsed. Then the chief told him to get out of the tower. When he got to the lobby there was lots of debris. People told him to go out the way he came in so he did. When he got outside he saw three people jump. He didn't know what was going on. Then the tower collapsed. He ran North on West Street, and the dust went right by him. He then hid behind an engine. There was total darkness and he was choking on smoke. Then something hot went down his shirt. He felt sick and had his eyes flushed out. He then found out that Engine 24 made it but ladder 5 was missing. Then he walked back to the firehouse of Engine 24/Ladder 5.
             Lieutenant Steve Terulli and Lieutenant John Citarella were called after the second plane hit the tower. They saw six people jump from the north side of the 1st tower. They saw five cars on fire near the south side of tower two. They found out that someone that jumped hit a firefighter on the ground. They went into the hotel lobby and met Deputy Chief Tom Galvin. Then they were ordered to go up to the 90th floor of the south tower. Chief Sheffold asked if it was the 90th floor and then the south tower collapsed right on the hotel. They sai
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