What's On The Rolling Memorial?
• 1999 Freightliner Century and 53-foot 2001 Utility trailer artwork designed by Fargo, N.D.'s Paul Kosenshki, Whiplash Signs, Arlee Simpson, Applied Images, LLC, and Ryan Kava, web/computer graphics designer.
• Tractor graphics honor 522 heroes: police (18), firemen (343), port authority officers and officials (37), court officers (3), plus emts, paramedics, and search dogs.
• Kosenshki's handpainted tractor art-work includes: firemen raising the flag at Ground Zero on hood and roof; NYC police officer on driver's side; an exhausted fireman covered in dust on passenger's side.
• 3M vinyl graphics on trailer honor 9-11 victims. 3,100 names are listed: 1,700 names on driver side and back doors; 1,400 names on passenger side.
• Back door graphics honor the fallen at the Pentagon.
• Four-by-eight-foot scrolls, two on each side, present the names of flight crews, pilots and passengers killed on the four aircraft. Driver's side: AA Flt. No. 11 and UA Flt. No. 175, both hitting the WTC Twin Towers. Passenger side: UA No.93 (Schwenksville, Pa.) and AA Flt. No. 77 (Pentagon).
• 18 columns of victims' names killed in the towers, 85 names per row, all in alphabetical order, stand between the scrolls. The columns are separated into two sections by an image of a nondenominational spiritual being, arms outstretched, doves flying, over the Towers, Statue of Liberty and American flag. "Have You Forgotten" is imposed over the entire image.
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