Bryan Stern, the founder and chairman of Grey Bull Rescue, recently spoke with CBS News to share his memories of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks in New York City. Stern was on the ground in Manhattan during the tragic events and recalled his experiences helping people escape the chaos that followed the hijacked planes crashing into the World Trade Center towers. Stern described the overwhelming scenes of destruction and confusion as he worked alongside first responders and volunteers to assist those in need. He recounted how he and others rushed to help people trapped in the burning buildings, navigating through debris and smoke to save lives. His efforts were part of a larger community response that brought together individuals from all walks of life to support one another during a time of national crisis. Grey Bull Rescue, the organization Stern founded, focuses on providing emergency response and disaster relief services. The group has been involved in various rescue operations across the country, including natural disasters and other large-scale emergencies. Stern emphasized the importance of preparedness and community support in times of crisis, drawing on his experiences from 9/11 to guide his work today. Reflecting on the events of September 11, Stern expressed both the pain of the tragedy and the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. He highlighted how the attacks brought people together in a shared mission to help those in need, a lesson he continues to carry with him in his work with Grey Bull Rescue.