Navy SEAL Combat Knife Made From World Trade Center Steel to Benefit Troops Killed in Copter Crash
- Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:30pm by
Madeleine Morgenstern
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The CQC-6 knife to benefit the families of SEAL Team 6. Photo courtesy of Emerson Knives Inc.
Emerson Knives Inc. has long been producing custom knives for Navy SEALs.
Emerson’s CQC-6 knife, which stands for “Close Quarter Combat,” is a staple for SEAL Team 6 members. They’re prized possessions among the “real deal” men who carry them.
Now, in the wake of the August 5 helicopter crash that killed 30 U.S. troops, including 22 SEALs, Emerson has made a special, one-of-a-kind commemorative knife with a blade constructed with steel from the World Trade Center, to be auctioned off to benefit a memorial for the families of those killed.
According to Ernest Emerson, the company’s founder and CEO, the knife’s blade is cut from wreckage taken directly from the World Trade Center buildings. It is fully combat-ready, razor sharp, and built to exactly the same specifications as every other Emerson knife.
Its pocket clip features 30 stars, one for each of the American service member who lost their lives, plus one paw print for “Bart,” the military dog that was also killed.
In a post on the company’s website, Emerson explained more of the special details:
Their memorial knife is also built to symbolize the nature of US Naval Special Warfare Operations. The SEAL Trident is featured on the front of the knife, the sharpened side, of the blade representing the cutting edge, the offensive, attacking role of SEAL operations. The Army Aviation Badge is engraved on the rear side, the clip side for carry of the knife, representing the support role of the Air crews who insert the SEALS into their operating arena. The Grey bolsters reflect the SEAL’s ability to strike from the shadows, complete their mission then fade away back into the shadows like ghosts. The midnight black handles reflect the world of Black (covert) operations, the world where these highly trained elite operators excel in the execution of their deadly and dangerous skills, unknown to all but those who also wear the Trident.
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[The Sept. 11 attacks are] the reason that these warriors were fighting and the reason that these heroes risk their lives and the reason for which, sadly, they gave the ultimate sacrifice. The World Trade Center blade also represents Americas unwavering commitment through the efforts of these frontline warriors to take the fight directly to the enemy. An enemy who wants nothing more and nothing less than to destroy the freedoms and liberties that we stand for and threatens our very way of life. It is because of these heroes, their vigilance and ferocious resolve, that we and our families are able to sleep soundly in our beds at night. We owe everything to them.
Bidding for the knife is currently up to $8,600. The auction will conclude Sept. 30.
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Marine 1
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:15amA knife at $8,600.00 and going up. Too rich for my blood! I guess I’ll have to stick with what I can afford. I will have to “remember” in my own way. Semper Fidelis
Report Post »Jezcruzen
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:45amRegardless of the nay sayers and off-topic comments, Emmerson makes a quality product and I salute them for taking the time and expense of fabricating such an iconic blade that some person will be proud to own, show, or maybe even donate. I’m certain that the chemistry of the steel was enhanced in order to produce a durable blade to Emmerson standards. But, that doesn’t diminish one bit where the steel came from. After all, the entire bow section of the USS New York is Twin Tower steel.
Report Post »eagle2715
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 3:32amYour correct Crow, you can’t get steel to melt at those “low” temps. Structural steel, specifically the type used in the construction of the WTC towers looses almost half of its strength at about 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Do your same challenge, but with the blade holding up a mid size car, and see what happens….
Report Post »Country_of_Arizona
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 3:21amA follow-up to my prior posting (I was told to slow down) I hope this will be seen as well.
Report Post »There the military wanted heavy mechanized units, civilians said NO = bodies of our brave being dragged through the streets. When civilians act thinking their knowledge of HOW, is better then our Trained, Professional military’s we don’t fare to well. Tell the military what to accomplished and rules of engagement, asked them what they need to accomplish the goal and then get out of the way!
Detroit paperboy
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 6:59amIs it gonna be manufactured in china ?
Report Post »HisNameWasRobertPaulson
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:40amDumb remark. Really dumb. It is already manufactured, first of all. And if you know how to read, you would know that it is NOT made in china.
Report Post »Country_of_Arizona
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 3:19amI have thought long and hard about the 30, as a 100% disabled Veteran of D/S, I am very upset with the loss of all those aboard. This may and probably is the wrong time to say what I want to say but it has been eating at me from the inside out. I hang a flag on my home and from that day I’ve attached 30 black ribbons to that flag. As a ribbon falls I collect it and place it in a simple pine box. When all have dropped from the flag, I will take down that flag fold it and place it in the box along with the 30 ribbons for burial.
Report Post »During WW II, many posters were made about talking your work for the war effort, like–“Loose Lips Sinks Ships!” The aftermath of UBL, the civilians in DC were slapbacking each other and went blabbing to the media about T6 who they were and how they were the top of the top. There were shows describing this “covert” group and essentially unveiled their secrecy. Now the enemy not only knew who but where they were stationed in Afghanistan; no I am not naive and I am sure the enemy knew the location where our SOF are based. Did they know of T6 and what would be the prize for them to kill as many of them as possible? T6 can only be used at the specific orders of the CnC because of their nature, the group(s) who should have gone Airborne, Ranger or 10th Mountain. Remember wars, conflicts, and struggles, i.e., tied (Korea), loss (Vietnam), loss (Iranian rescue mission), loss (Beirut bombing) and loss (Somalia).
Ron_WA
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 3:03amThis will be controversial but, these charitable efforts may be misdirected.
Warriors lost in combat are very well, remembered, recognized & their families are well taken care of. Monuments, remembrances & foundations are always created for elite warriors.
Even the general fallen warriors families’ get:
- $400K in SGLifeInsurance; a Death Gratuity of $100K;
- continuing Dependency & Independency Compensation: $1200-2000/mo;
- burial & funeral benefits including a choice of a grave site in any of 120 nat’l cemeteries, opening & closing of the grave, perpetual care, a Govt headstone or marker, a burial flag, & Presidential Memorial Certificate, at no cost; reimbursement payments are also available for transport of remains & a burial allowance of up to $6,900;
- generous GI Bill benefits transfer to both surviving spouse & children; continuing health care;
- continuing housing allowance for 1 yr, a relocation allowance, commissary, exchange & base access for life.
- Additionally, nearly all officers, senior enlisted & those in high risk fields have $100+ in private insurance.
Bottom line, even though no monetary gift or act of remembrance can ever make up for the giving of one’s last full measure of devotion most of these guys are well remembered, honored & their families taken care of …
It might be better to steer these charitable gifts towards those in the shadows: homeless & disabled vets.
Report Post »HisNameWasRobertPaulson
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:52amI don’t think you read the article very clearly. The proceeds are to benefit a memorial for the fallen of this tragedy. You seemed to assume that it was directed elsewhere.
And since when is charity misdirected? Charity comes from the heart and soul? Because it doesn’t go to where you want it to go, doesn’t make it misdirected. It makes you misdirected in your assumption.
If you want charity to go where you desire, start a charitable foundation for that. Get off the controversial backs of others who are doing something about it.
Report Post »ReneeandMarkRogers
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 9:58amThen if that is true why is there the WOUNDED WARRIOR FOUNDATION to take care of the fallen l Special OPS men{ei}DELTA< SEALS< GREEN BRETE I would like to know where you got your informarion from PLEASE!
Report Post »Ron_WA
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 6:53pmIt you read the actual Emerson Knife Inc. website it clearly states “This is the auction for the Emerson CQC-6 knife with all proceeds to be donated to the families of NSW personnel killed in action August 5th, 2011 in Afghanistan.“ & states so again.
It says nothing about the money going to build a memorial, instead it states “This very special knife was built to commemorate and memorialize the tragic events of August 5, 2011 in Afghanistan “ or more plainly this knife is the memorial.
If this company were really concerned about this cause it would offer matching contributions instead of just auctioning a single knife off. Also, the company makes no comment about where future profits from these knifes will go.
Again, these “silent warriors” as members of the special ops community are known do not want idolism, statues or memorials built to them. As a recently retired member of THE community & one who works w/ homeless & wounded vets I’m pretty certain the money from this auction would better benefit those living wounded & homeless vets than the “families of NSW KIA 5 AUG 11”.
Report Post »sasquatch08
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:51amI just hope that a real SEAL, current or former can afford this knife… and preferably use it to kill some of our countries enemies.
Report Post »sasquatch08
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:52amer, “country’s” rather.
Report Post »Charles
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:38amThe truthers are primarily just giving away their low IQ. Other than the physics involved which clearly explain what happened there is the problem that it would require a huge conspiracy with a very large number of participants remaining silent for 10 years. The low life pervert president clinton couldn’t even keep it secret what he was doing with his peni$ in the oval office for more than a few years!
Report Post »Censored_by_the_Illuminati
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:33amHmmmmm, More censorship.
Report Post »Charles
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:43amGo *censor* yourself.
Report Post »NukeHaze
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 2:11amOh so you are a professional blade maker, metallurgist, physicist, chemist, or a blacksmith in order for everyone to accept your expert opinion. Likely you are just mad that the smithys who made the blades were not union members to get you to have such vitriol. You fail to realize that other metals would have been smelted with it to make the specs. Probably not much nickel was recovered from ground zero but I am sure there was a plethora of steel, stainless and otherwise.that was recovered
Report Post »Censored_by_the_Illuminati
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 10:28amVitriol? It is amazing how you programmed idiot pick up on a historically seldom used word and and turn it into a weapon. It’s evidently a trigger word that is used to get you Manchurian candidates to act up on command. Idiot like yourself read one comment by a person and automatically want to sling mud. You take one statement and then assign all manner of evil to that person. While all the while YOU are the one projecting all the hate. You sound like Jesse Jackson, Maxine Waters and Al Sharpton. all rolled into one.
Report Post »Censored_by_the_Illuminati
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:30amThese knives are not made from world trade center steel. The company says these knives are made to their standard specifications and they will hold a razor sharp edge. Structural steel does not harden such as high carbon knife steel does, nor does it hold a razor edge. This is just a corporate gimmick. Simply preying on peoples emotions for profit and advertisement.
Report Post »Charles
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:43amGee. You are so smart. Not. When steel is melted down (they’d do that first before making I-beams into knife blades Einstein) carbon, molybdenum and other alloys can be added to change the steels properties. It can also be heat treated later. You’re censored by your own low IQ brain. Kind of like a short circuit in the computer 0.o
Report Post »HisNameWasRobertPaulson
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:55amYOU HAVE BEEN PWND!!! Apparently.
What a useful little idiot you are!
If you knew ANYTHING about metallurgy, you should bury your head in shame.
Report Post »Censored_by_the_Illuminati
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 10:08amYes Dumass, you are right about metallurgical process. That is the whole point. You add or take away from the metal from the world trade center and it is no longer the metal from the world trade center.
Report Post »Rational Man
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:29amIsn’t the label, “truther”, an oxymoron when ascribed to the ‘truthers’?
Report Post »Gotta be an embarrassing life to live, knowing your in the same class of people as Rosey O’Donnell.
66 bronco
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:23am@ THECROW
Your as evil as the people who flew the planes into the builds themselves!
FOR YOUR VERY SMALL BRAIN THE STEEL DOESN”T HAVE TO MELT TO GET WEAK AND FAIL! IF THERE IS A ENOUGH HEAT (WHICH THERE WAS) THE METAL WOULD GET SOFT AND DO TO THE WEIGHT FROM THE FLOORS ABOVE HAD ENOUGH PRESSURE TO MAKE THE FLOOR ABOVE COLLAPSE ON WHICH THE REST OF THE FLOORS WOULD FOLLOW AFTER IT! IT”S VERY… VERY SMIPLE….. EVEN FOR YOU!
Also for you, “truthers” who don’t believe that 2 plans actually hit the Twin Towers. My senior engineer has a close friend that had space in an adjacent build by the Twin Towers. For a week no one was aloud to go into the building while officials check it over see if it was safe to enter. To the horror of my engineer’s friend found a week old headless, armless, and legless corpse seat belted in an airplane seat. Yeah I’m sure the authorities (W. Bush) planted that too……
Report Post »NukeHaze
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 2:18amYep. Popular Mechanics debunked those “loose change” idiots quite nicely. All that those punk kids could do was call PM names for hurting their feelers. Occam’s Razor even works against their ludicrous theories.
Report Post »TyrannyNoMore
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 8:33amI seem to remember a tanker truck crash in the news, in the not too distant past. This truck’s payload burst into flames and caused the steel in a nearby overpass to melt and fail. Does anyone else remember this??? I remember thinking to myself at the time….imagine that!….steel really does melt from fuel fires! The idiots “TRUTHERS” who believe these wild conspiracy theories, are usually the same morons who buy into the Global Warming religion. I think a study should be conducted by doctors to find the gullible moron or useful idiot gene. We must end their collective suffering as soon as possible. It is a terrible affliction!
Report Post »B4B
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:54pmTyranny….
The accident you mention happened right here in CT on I-95.
You can read the story, and see the AP photo of the partially collapsed overpass here:
http://www.urbanplanet.org/forums/index.php/topic/3161-i-95-crash-and-aftermath/
The fire, fed by the fuel from the tanker-truck softened the structural steel to the point it could no-longer hold-up to the weight of the pavement it supported.
Report Post »Sound familiar?
Funny enough, this wasn’t blamed on “George Bush”, the “neocons” or the “military industrial complex”, merely bad driving.
pschlentz
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:09amGet out of the basement and get a little sunshine. Maybe tomorrow morning after your mom makes your oatmeal, you can change your boxer shorts and go shopping at Walmart with your mom. Get a life you pathetic idiot
Report Post »warhorse_03826
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:59amI’ve seen titanium- and nickel-steel alloys melt in the flames caused by boiling/vaporizing jet fuel. besides, it doesn’t have to actually melt to lose most of its structural strength. so, try again conspiracy nutjob.
Report Post »kalli
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:42amIt’s disturbing to read the caustic comments on this article. We are on the eve of the 10 year anniversary of that fateful day when nearly 3000 people lost their lives. These past 3 years this nation has become more divided than ever in its history. And, now what Emerson Knives is doing to honor the families who lost loved ones from SEAL Team 6 last month draws sarcasm from JohnQ Public. I, for one, am grateful to Emerson for their wanting to do something in honor of these men who gave their all. My nephew was one of those on that fateful chopper, and knowing how much he and his fellow SEALS loved what they did, I think they’d be very grateful, too.
Report Post »Caniac Steve
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:27amLove it or hate it..I salute the company for their willingness to do it and despite what flack they will or could get..just goes to prove that even a company like this..still loves,respects and supports the troops and has the best mark of all about it…Made In The USA!! 9/11 – Never Forget
Report Post »sasquatch08
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:54am@Kalli: Damn Straight.
Report Post »RepubliCorp
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:39amThe Chinese will have copy of it at Walmart for $12.95
Report Post »pschlentz
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:59am@RepubliCorp:
Report Post »Why don’t you get your jammies on and get ready for bed, your mom is getting your warm milk ready for you.
You’re an idiot
JJ Coolay
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:39amAs*hat
Report Post »UFOCPrez
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:36amWow, you are nuts. Completely.
Report Post »The_Almighty_Creestof
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:34amSo…is there only the one knife? Or is this just the first one made?
15 years ago, when I was looking for a very small .22 to carry at work…I wound up buying a Walther TPH22 because the salesman told me they were used as a 3rd backup weapon by our Navy Seals…though probably a lie, I never looked into it because I liked the idea of it too much.
Report Post »RepubliCorp
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:51amexcellent little pisols were issued to US Navy Seal Teams, the CIA
Report Post »OldVietVet
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:34amA good cause and a good knife, Ex Navy blackshoe–I wish I could afford one! I can’t find a job after 33 years as a nurse and $3500 in books and tuition for a certificate as a CCA. I‘m visually impaired and qualify for NOTHING in assistance because I can’t prove service connection–as usual for any Vietnam Vet.! A word to all you younger veterans–don’t trust Uncle Sugar to cover your back!
Report Post »TheGreyPiper
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:26amGo away you halfwit.
Report Post »twistin
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 11:55pmYou’re a moron.
Report Post »abbygirl1994
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 11:29pmThe only ones it will benefit is the knife maker.. next we will hear how Emerson Knife Company was awarded 530 million and then they will go belly up!
Report Post »Rational Man
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:43amMaybe you didn’t bother to read the article. The knife is being auctioned off with all procedes going to the families who lost their loved ones in the helicopter crash.
The bidding is at 8,600.00 now and the action runs through to Sept. 30th.
What have you done for a vet or their family lately?
Report Post »UFOCPrez
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:14amJeesh… read the article.
Report Post »angelite49
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 2:58amRead the article — not the headline. It‘s certain this knife isn’t going to “benefit Troops killed.” I’d say they are beyond benefiting from our paltry efforts. Memorials are for the living. .
Report Post »Rational Man
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 4:28am“This is the auction for the Emerson CQC-6 knife with all proceeds to be donated to the families of NSW personnel killed in action August 5th, 2011 in Afghanistan.”
http://www.emersonknives.com/auction/auction_details.php?name=The-Memorial-6&auction_id=100150
From the link for the auction website provided in the article.
Report Post »Xkiller
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:42pmor move to China….gotta love them chinese presidents….oh what he’s kenyan…no….American…aaahhh what the hell….who ever bought and paid for him can have him back..
Report Post »poverty.sucks
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:41pmInsert into hearts of Islamic Terrorist.
Shame on you Biden for selling out Seal Team 6.
Report Post »Faith in God
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:40pmYou remember? where you were when it all began? Before that fateful day? How we lived unknowingly that such hatred could exist in day like that? Such a beautiful morning. You remember what you were doing? where you were going? What was changed that morning? How your life had been forever etched with a memory of destruction and death unlike anything in our country since Pearl Harbor. Do you remember?
Report Post »I remember…..flying from Midway airport and not needing to show ID to get my eticket. Being able to carry my old pocket knife with me. Having a layover in Nashville. Calling the office and talking to julie Wilson, and then speaking with Jeremy about a small plane that flew accidently into the WTC.
I remember the flight from Nashville to Birmingham only taking 25 minutes after the Captain announced it would take 45.
I remember getting off the plane and walking down the corridor calling the office and speaking with July and Jeremy again….feeling uneasy about what was going on. Finding a cleaning room for the blankets and pillows and the women watching a black and white tv. Seeing the 2nd WTC tower being hit by a huge plane. Knowing that all Hell was breaking loose.
I remember standing there a wondering how could this be? What is going on? listening to the news reporters talk about the airports being shutdown. Realizing I needed to get my car rental asap. I was first in line. Then hundreds after me hoping they could get one also so that they could go on with their day.
Faith in God
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:42pmThen I went to my business meeting. Having lunch at logans Steakhouse in Oxford Al. Not being able to talk business, but watching Fox News with the minute by minute reports. Knowing that my heart wasnt in talking business. We both shook hands and parted ways.
Report Post »I remember going back to try and talk to the rental car company, National Guard had the airport blocked off and was kindly told the airports locked down. I asked him what to do with the car, he had no clue. So, I drove home. And listening t…o the news all the way. Oh yes, I remember.
The sacrifice, the loss of Freedom, the screams and crying. People wondering if it would keep happening, if there would be more attacks. I remember Pres Bush looking uneasy,
but doing what we expected him to do.
I remember talking to God. Praying for the families of those who died, lost and wounded. Praying that we would come together and we did.
I remember…
kalli
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:44amI remember. I will never forget.
Report Post »Charles
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 1:53amThat day I was at home and my wife called me to look at the news. As soon as the second plane hit I knew it was the the same devil worshiper who attacked it in 93 and said he would hit it again. The newspapers etc. said “oh everyone was soooo shocked”. I was not. I was shocked it took him so long to get to it. I went to a masquerade two years earlier dressed as obama (oops – osama) bin laden. People asked “who are you” I told them obama (oops – osama) bin laden. They were like “duh, whooos that??“ I said ” the guy who had the wtc bombed and said he’s going to come back to finish the job“ and people were like ”duh. . um .. hey! have some wine!” Sleepy stupid fools everywhere. And sleepier now than 10 years ago sadly. And a devil worshiper named osama (oops – obama) was elected president of the United States ‘few years back. Duh . .um . . Hey! have some wine. . .
Report Post »eagle2715
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 3:35amI was in a Chemestry lab outside in my Junior year of high school. Was more worried about the girl wearing white pants and a black thong than anything else…Had been signed up for the Marines for about 3 months and thought nothing of an attack on our country…Amazing how a few hours changes everything….
Report Post »MODEL82A1
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:36pmI’m sure, for many of you, this knife will have a spot next to your Ninja Throwing- Stars and Nunchucks. All made of steel from the USS Arizona, of course.
Report Post »oldwhiteguy
Posted on September 10, 2011 at 10:57pmThe Seals I knew when I was in service in the 70′s, a knife was not something we were interested in. Maybe a little mustard dust or some nerve agent, no need in getting our hands dirty. Do I have a interest in every manner of dispatching my enemy? You bet, I was taught by the best and it sticks with you.
Report Post »TheGreyPiper
Posted on September 11, 2011 at 12:29amYou both sound like a couple of shmucks. It’s late, time for the meds?
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