I've just finished reading "Firefight," and it feels like September 2001 all over again. Creed and Newman present an exceptional amount and quality of research, and they've captured the anger, confusion and determination of the response to the terror attack on the Pentagon in a very powerful way. Conspiracy theories will come and go, but this book will stand as a testament to the heroic efforts and tragic losses of that day.

This is a powerful, minute-by-minute account of the attack on the Pentagon on 9/11 and of the struggle to save the survivors and fight the subsequent fire. The authors have gathered together accounts from many firefighters, rescuers, and pentagon staff and woven them into a riveting account that is both horrific and awe-inspiring. The book is well-written and the authors' clear descriptions brought the scene to life. For anyone who is interested in 9/11, firefighting, or surviving a disaster, this book is highly recommended.