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Dragline To Be Used As Tribute To Victims Of Flight 93

Monday, June 2, 2008 – updated: 2:37 pm EDT June 2, 2008

A dragline, a piece of mining equipment that had been in the background at the crash site for Flight 93, will now become a part of a unique tribute for the men and women who were killed in Somerset County on Sept. 11, 2001.

A bucket from the dragline will be melted down and used in the building of the Navy's new amphibious assault ship USS Somerset.

It will join the USS New York, which was made from pieces of the World Trade Center, and the USS Arlington, which was made from pieces of the Pentagon.

The ship will join the fleet in 2012.

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