Those who made it through the second attack spent their days grumpily buzzing around, or huddled pathetically together.
The American team investigating last Monday's mistaken attack spent four days in the remote, mountainous province doing just that.
The 19 hijackers in the World Trade Center attack spent $400,000 to $500,000 to plan and carry it out including $300,000 deposited in U.S. bank accounts.
Abdullah, who had undergone a botched surgery in Egypt immediately after the attack, spent much of the next several years getting the damage corrected.
Even now, three months after the attacks, spending patterns haven't fully returned to normal.
In the 10 years since U.S. troops went into Afghanistan to root out the al Qaeda leaders behind the September 11 , 2001 attacks, spending on the conflicts totaled $2.3 trillion to $2.7 trillion.
In the 1980s, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who went on to plan the Sept. 11 attacks, spent four years studying in North Carolina, earning an engineering degree.
Now her husband, a criminal lawyer who was taking a deposition in Queens the morning of the attacks, spends weeknights in a rented city apartment.
Woody Enderson, the F.B.I. agent who led the manhunt for Mr. Rudolph after he was first identified as a suspect in the Olympic bombing and the other attacks, spent hours in a helicopter scanning the woods.
