I second this.
RIP.

Having been using tfl at the time of the attack that morning , I count lady luck that I am still alive today.

Have the authorities tried to airbrush it out of our collective history ? Do kids learn about it in history class ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Me too. I think I was on the train between Aldgate and Liverpool Street behind the one blown up. We were held for 90 minutes or so with no one knowing what hat happened then had to walk back up the track to Aldgate before being driven to Stepney to give a statement; which considering we knew less than anyone else was a waste of time. Mobile systems were all jammed and it was quite a search to find a phone box to ring my wife.
RIP all those not so lucky.

I completely forgot about this and haven't seen it mentioned on any mainstream news today (although I have been busy).

Very sad, I've spared a thought now though. This should not be allowed to slip from public consciousness.

Good thread cryrst, I find the images of that day hard to forget.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Agreed.

We're not and that comes from the top down. The government and the media aren't bothered.