The heroic evacuation of 300,000 people from Manhattan's island after the 9-11 attacks, and the bravery of the Fire Department of New York's fireboats, including the John J. Harvey and the John D. McKean, who played a major role in the evacuation, is a testament to the resilience and courage of the people involved. [... more]

The heroic evacuation of 300,000 people from Manhattan's island on 9-11, executed by a wide variety of boats, including the Fire Department of New York's fireboats, is a remarkable story of bravery and teamwork. The John J. Harvey and John D. McKean fireboats played a major role in the evacuation, despite facing numerous challenges and dangers. The story highlights the importance of preparedness and the resilience of the people involved in the rescue efforts. [... more]

On 9-11, a heroic evacuation of 300,000 people off Manhattan's island was executed by a variety of boats, including the John J. Harvey and John D. McKean fireboats, which played a major role in the rescue efforts, despite facing numerous challenges and dangers. [... more]

On September 11, 2001, a heroic evacuation of 300,000 people off Manhattan's island was executed by a wide variety of boats, including the fireboats John J. Harvey and John D. McKean, which played a major role in the evacuation, despite being designed for commercial uses and not for transporting people. [... more]