9/11 Commemorative Collection

From the '93 World Trade Center bombing and terrorist activities aimed at U.S. targets throughout the '90s, to the horrific morning of 9/11. With each successful attack, al Qaeda becomes more emboldened. With each failure of the U.S. government in response, the organization and the legend of Osama bin Laden grow.

Zero Hour captures the horror and heroism witnessed on 9/11, and takes you into the last moments of those who died that day and the thousands of others who survived but will always live with the battle scars from a day we will never forget.

On 9/11 NYC's mayor led a city struck by tragedy back from the brink - from the moment the worst terrorist attacks in U.S. history began. With unique access, National Geographic takes Giuliani back to moments indelibly marked by horror and heroism.

National Geographic reconstructs the attack on the nation's capital moment by moment entirely through home video; fire, rescue, and police footage; and news coverage.

Amid the terror and the chaos of 9/11, some New Yorkers grabbed their cameras and hit the streets to document the events of that tragic day. Six filmmakers, professionals and amateurs, share their extraordinary footage and relate first-hand accounts.

Inside 9/11: The War Continues tells the evolving story of radical Islam's war against the West. Osama bin Laden has finally been brought to justice, but al Qaeda is still going strong.

In the most in-depth televised interview he has ever given on the subject, George W. Bush shares intimate detail on what he grappled with as the Commander-in-Chief charged with protecting his fellow citizens, and as a family man.

National Geographic reveals the inside story of how the U.S. gathered the intelligence needed to pull off the surprise attack, with insight from former CIA agents, Navy SEAL operatives and high-ranking government officials.

Along with archival film, dramatic re-creations and interviews with air traffic controllers, military personnel and the relatives of those on the planes, this documentary takes a new look at the confusion and terror of the mornings events.

National Geographic explores, moment by moment, the day before everything changed in America and the world. Ordinary events are infused with meaning when viewed in a rear view mirror. Small decisions become matters of life and death the next morning.