There were hundreds. At Shanksville, which was by far the smallest of the three 9/11 crash scenes, over 1,100 people from 74 agencies and organizations worked at the scene. Including civilian volunteers, many of whom joined an organized effort to collect aircraft parts, the number of crash scene workers reaches well over 1,500. On 9/11 alone, these included: 8 Police Departments 7 EMS Services 8 Fire Departments 10 Emergency Management Agencies NTSB ATF FBI CISM Red Cross United Airlines (Source: PowerPoint presentation by Rick Lohr, Director of the Somerset County Emergency Management Agency.) Volunteer Firefighter first responders on 9/11 included: Shanksville Volunteer Fire Company, Stoystown Volunteer Fire Company, Central City Fire Department, Berlin Fire Department, Friedens Volunteer Fire Department, Listie Volunteer Fire Company, Somerset Volunteer Fire Department, Somerset Ambulance Association, Hooversville Volunteer Fire Department, and the Hooversville Rescue Squad.
You DO realize that the same firefighter described the major fire and then was ONLY talking about one tire that was on fire and not the whole fire, right? Or are you seriously trying to tell everyone the only thing on fire was the tire? Let me remind you of what was said from your own quote. Fire everywhere. Wow. Doesn't sound small to me. On the ground. In the trees. Flaming debris all over. Hmmm. Either that is one MASSIVE tire, or you're blatantly lying about what Keith Curtis said. It was a big tire. I hit it good with the hose and put it out. Well, let's see. He defines "it" as a big tire, not the fire. He hit the big tire good with the hose and put the big tire out. He doesn't say anything else about the big fire or putting it out or that he was all alone. All bull(*)(*)(*)(*) made up by you in your desperate attempt to save what little face you have left. It didn't work.
...and with all those people all over the place, not one snapped a photo of a plane buried underground, or anything at all to that could support the BS. Imagine that..
