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Members of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH Look Back On 9/11 (Video)

September 10, 2011

This Sunday (September 11) marks the 10th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon that brought down the Twin Towers, killed 3,000 people and forever changed both the future of the United States and the course of history. In the video clip below, members of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH comment on 9/11, how it affected them and what it still means.

Memories remain strong of the day when al-Qaeda hijackers crashed three passenger planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. A fourth plane crashed in a Pennsylvania field when the passengers overpowered the hijackers.

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