Excerpts of John Marschhauser oral history interview conducted by Christine Collins, July 12, 2010

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John Marschhauser, a police sergeant for Nassau County, was working at the Far Rockaway Marina on September 11th, 2001. He coordinated rescue operations on police boats transporting first responders across the river to New Jersey. He later worked on the pile at the World Trade Center site. He recalls being motivated by other extreme survival stories to continue searching for survivors and describes the physical illnesses he suffers as a result of his service.

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