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Port Authority The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey lost 37 of its officers in the World Trade Center attacks last year. NPR's Chris Arnold visits with Port Authority officers -- the men and women assigned to police the towers -- as they reflect on the painful loss of colleagues, the grueling rescue effort, and a year of long work hours since Sept. 11.

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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey lost 37 of its officers in the World Trade Center attacks last year. NPR's Chris Arnold visits with Port Authority officers — the men and women assigned to police the towers — as they reflect on the painful loss of colleagues, the grueling rescue effort, and a year of long work hours since Sept. 11.