1. The Dover Air Force Base played a crucial role in the aftermath of September 11th. The base served as the primary location for the dignified transfer of remains of both military personnel and civilians who were killed in the attacks. Dover also served as a hub for transportation, as planes carrying relief supplies and personnel passed through the base.

2. The University of Delaware was directly affected by the attacks. 17 alumni lost their lives in the World Trade Center and the university community came together in the aftermath to provide support and solidarity to those affected by the tragedy.

3. Delaware was one of the first states to create a memorial to the victims of September 11th. The Delaware Remembers Memorial was unveiled in 2006 and features a beam from the World Trade Center, as well as granite walls with the names of the 19 Delawareans who lost their lives in the attacks.

4. Many first responders from Delaware were deployed to New York City in the aftermath of the attacks. Firefighters, police officers, and paramedics from across the state worked tirelessly to aid in the search and rescue efforts and provide support to their fellow Americans.

5. The attack also had a significant impact on the economy of Delaware. The state saw decreased tourism as people were afraid to travel, and many businesses were affected by the economic downturn that followed. However, Delaware also saw an increase in patriotism and solidarity as the state came together in the face of tragedy.