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<blockquote data-quote="Lou63" data-source="post: 230406" data-attributes="member: 207">I was stationed in Champlain, NY straight north of NYC for the USDA as an import inspector. &nbsp;Needed some papers so I went out to the plants office and no one was there.&nbsp; Saw some heads through the window in the drivers lounge and went over to see what was up.&nbsp; Turned the corner in time to see the 2nd plane hit on the tv.&nbsp; Some of the people in the office knew people in the towers but everyone they knew made it out or were not at work yet. &nbsp;Border was closed almost immediately and the schools were all put on lock down. My boss was out of Albany and he told me to go home and call in the morning before reporting. &nbsp;was a very quiet few days at work after as they determined a couple of the hijackers had actually crossed in from Canada through that port.on another occasion we were put on lock down and then sent home as the other side of the warehouse was a pick and pack operation and they opened some boxes of clothing that had a mysterious white powder on the plastic bags over the clothes.&nbsp; That turned out to be cornstarch to keep static electricity from building up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lou63, post: 230406, member: 207"] I was stationed in Champlain, NY straight north of NYC for the USDA as an import inspector. Needed some papers so I went out to the plants office and no one was there. Saw some heads through the window in the drivers lounge and went over to see what was up. Turned the corner in time to see the 2nd plane hit on the tv. Some of the people in the office knew people in the towers but everyone they knew made it out or were not at work yet. Border was closed almost immediately and the schools were all put on lock down. My boss was out of Albany and he told me to go home and call in the morning before reporting. was a very quiet few days at work after as they determined a couple of the hijackers had actually crossed in from Canada through that port. on another occasion we were put on lock down and then sent home as the other side of the warehouse was a pick and pack operation and they opened some boxes of clothing that had a mysterious white powder on the plastic bags over the clothes. That turned out to be cornstarch to keep static electricity from building up. [/QUOTE]

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