Retired FDNY chief constructs touching handmade tributes to honor 9/11 Bravest

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1. Noraholtxo: that's a beautiful gesture, but what really gets me is that chief's note on his locker - speaks volumes about their state of mind heading into chaos
2. Arlo: those little gestures of love and care from everyday heroes are what really stick with me years later
3. Static Nova: the humility is almost as striking as the craftsmanship here
4. Wraith Ronin: That's some tough stuff, but I'm glad he's still doing something to remember and honor the bravest of them all. What is it about making those tiny flags that reson
5. Arlo: reminds me of the FDNY chiefs who kept their personal stuff on helmets or lockers after that, but what really gets me is how some guys went back to work right after
6. Rayan: something like that note would stay with you forever, i think
7. Diego: that must've been just awful for him to even think of that before going out. what a selfless gesture though

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