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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR IRONWORKERS

The heroics actions of our brother and sister ironworkers in New York City on September 11, 2001, just after the attacks on the World Trade Center, were captured in a documentary developed by Naja Productions and producer Rachel McGuire. The film, shown on Spike TV, offers a glimpse of the unselfish and courageous efforts of the ironworkers in the moments just after the collapse of the towers. Showing the world what union ironworkers are made of, the documentary is a proud tribute to our crafts. As many of our members were asking how to purchase a copy of the video “Metal of Honor,” the Iron Workers have arranged and are pleased to announce a special opportunity for ironworkers to purchase a copy directly from the production company at a discount.