Complete 911 Timeline
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- After December 1996: After CIA Obtains Half of Bin Laden’s Calls Itself, NSA Still Refuses to Provide Other Half
- After December 1996: CIA Builds Own Listening Post to Obtain Half of Intelligence NSA Already Has, but Refuses to Share
- Before 2006: CIA Penetrates Airlines and Sky Marshals’ Service
- After 1994: Foreign Services Unhappy about Closeness between Yemeni Authorities and Militants
- (1994-1995): Crash of Bin Laden’s Plane in Khartoum Is Major Local Event
- After 1995: Algerian Militant Group GIA Gains Influence in Key Al-Qaeda Mosque in Italy
- After Early April 1999: Three 9/11 Hijackers Leave Saudi Arabia, Reportedly Tracked by Saudi Authorities
- After Mid-April 1986: CIA Allegedly Sets Up Fake Bomb Plot to Influence European Opinion
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Appoints Current CIA Officer to Lead Investigation of CIA
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Assumes Responsibility for Hiring Commission’s Staff
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Assumes Close Control of Key Commission Team
- (2003): CIA Produces Video Containing Fake Osama bin Laden
- (September 2000): Informer Tells FBI Al-Qaeda Is Interested in Air Traffic Control Procedures
- Autumn 1992: Ali Mohamed Trains Top Al-Qaeda Leadership in Afghanistan; Detained in Italy
- Autumn 2000: CIA Front Company Leads to Suspicions CIA Is Attempting to Infiltrate Florida Cell
- Autumn 2000: 9/11 Hijacker Alhazmi Works at San Diego Gas Station that Is Linked to Other Possible Islamist Militants
- May 10-Mid-December 2000: FBI Asset Fails to Share Valuable Information on Hijackers
- Autumn 2002: Taliban and Al-Qaeda Regrouping in Afghanistan
- Autumn 2004: US Misses Chance to Learn Secrets from Taliban’s Top Drug Kingpin
- Autumn 2005 or Before: Fears Over CIA Evidence Cause FBI to Build Cases against Guantanamo Detainees
- Autumn 2006- February 2007: Head of US Forces in Afghanistan Compiles Dossier Showing Pakistan’s Support for Militants, but to Little Effect
- Late Autumn 2001: Document Suggests Link between Al-Qaeda and Pakistani Nuclear Scientists
- Autumn 1988: CIA Has Secret Slush Fund for Covert Operations at BCCI; Fails to Tell US Customs about It
- November 1999-Early 2000: Possible 7/7 Bombings Mastermind Tries to Set up Militant Training Camp in Oregon
- Autumn 2000: 9/11 Hijacker Nawaf Alhazmi Predicts He Will Become Famous
- Autumn 2000: FBI Informant Learns 9/11 Hiacker Living with Him Is Working Illegally, Doesn’t Tell His FBI Handler
- Autumn 2003: KSM Lies, Possibly While under Torture, to Protect Identity of Bin Laden’s Trusted Courier Ahmed
- Autumn 2006-Late April 2007: Al-Qaeda Leader Is Kept in Secret CIA Prison, Revealing that CIA Prison System Is Still Operating
- Autumn 2006: Key Link between Al-Qaeda Leaders and Al-Qaeda in Iraq Is Arrested
- Autumn 2006: Pakistan Releases 2,500 Suspected Islamist Militants
- Autumn 1992-1999: Atta Attends University in Hamburg, Germany
- Autumn 1992: Al-Qaeda Builds Operations in Bosnia to Attack Europe and US
- Autumn 1992: Influential Neoconservative Academic Advocates Breaking Up Middle Eastern Countries, Including Iraq
- Autumn 1998: Rumors of Bin Laden Plot Involving Aircraft in New York and Washington Surface Again
- Autumn 1998: US Intelligence Aware of ‘Unholy Alliance’ between ISI, Taliban, and Al-Qaeda
- Around February 1993: Three WTC Bombers Travel on Saudi Passports with Indicator of Islamist Extremism, Presumably Tracked by Saudi Authorities
- Before April 1993: Saeed Sheikh Allegedly Recruited by British Intelligence
- Between November 2005 and Summer 2006: Hayden Learns CIA Videotapes Have Been Destroyed; Does Not Inform Congressional Leaders
- Before June 2004: 9/11 Commission Consultant Complains Report Is ‘Indulgent’ of Senior Administration Officials
- Before June 2004: 9/11 Commission Awards Contract to Distribute Final Report to Executive Director Zelikow’s Publisher; Publisher Can Keep Profits
- April 2005 or Shortly Before: Saudi Arabia Allegedly Warns Britain about 7/7 London Bombers
- Summer 2000: High-Ranking Al-Qaeda Operative Arrives in Italy to Revitalise Network
- Before August 2007: Key 9/11 Investigator Hired by CIA Contractor
- July 2001: NORAD Plans a Mock Simultaneous Hijacking Threat From Inside the US
- Before October 1997: British Intelligence Informer Abu Hamza Runs Newsletter for Algerian Radicals
- Before November 2005: Mid-level CIA Lawyers Find No Bar to Destruction of Interrogation Videos
- Before 1998: Term ‘Londonistan’ Comes into Use, Product of French Frustration with British Policy on Extremism
- (November 2001): Monitored Al-Qaeda Operative Connects KSM to 9/11 Hijackers
- Before Mid-January 2002: Top CIA Official Reportedly Describes 9/11 as ‘Triumph’
- Before Spring 2000: Islamist Extremists Arrested in Syria for Weapons Smuggling, but Subsequently Released