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The Star-Ledger took a cross-country trip to tell the story of Americans' longing to connect with this nation's great tragedies -- to touch hallowed ground -- at the anniversary of 9/11. We started at Ground Zero and we kept going, visiting the country's most wounded places: Gettysburg because Americans continue to grieve about a war that began 150 years ago; Arlington National Cemetery our most sacred burial ground; Oklahoma City, site of the first major terrorist attack on U.S. soil; and Pearl Harbor, site of the first foreign attack on U.S. soil and the highest loss of life from a foreign attack -- until 9/11. Photos, audio and multimedia editing by John Munson; Essay by Amy Ellis Nutt | The Star-Ledger

America's Most Wounded Places


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