Retired Admiral Recalls 9/11 At The Pentagon

A retired Navy Admiral recounts his experience during the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon. He describes the initial confusion, the evacuation of thousands, and the chaos as casualties emerged. His military training helped him assist medics in setting up a triage area. Despite the emergency vehicles being on the other side, an Air Force major used her car to transport a casualty to the hospital. The attack left a lasting impact, with heightened alertness to planes and a strong sense of camaraderie among those present. The event claimed 184 lives, including passengers on American Airlines Flight 77.

How did Moulton and his coworkers feel in the weeks following the attack when they heard planes flying by?

What does Moulton mean by saying there is a 'brotherhood sisterhood' among those who experienced the attack?