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    25 years later: How 9/11 changed the Presidio of Monterey [Image 5 of 5]

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    A military personnel wearing woodland camouflage BDUs and a garrison cap is bent over inspecting the underside of a large red vehicle, likely a truck or fire apparatus. The soldier is using an extendable mirror or inspection tool to examine beneath the vehicle, suggesting a security checkpoint or vehicle inspection procedure. The setting appears to be a road or checkpoint area with other vehicles visible in the background.

    MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    09.10.2026

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    U.S. Army Garrison Presidio of Monterey

    Army personnel with the Presidio of Monterey carefully check the autos and delivery trucks entering on base. Ian Custalow with the U.S. Army uses a mirror to check the under carriage of a truck trying to enter the base at Pvt. Bolio Road on Sept. 12, 2001. (Vern Fisher/Monterey Herald archives)

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    Date Taken: 09.10.2026
    Date Posted: 09.10.2026 15:02
    Photo ID: 9924830
    VIRIN: 260910-D-A5060-8377
    Resolution: 1504x1046
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    Location: MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, US
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    This is a front page of the Monterey County Herald's Local section, dated Wednesday, September 12, 2001 — the day after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The page covers local reactions, military lockdowns, and community responses to the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. Multiple stories address the profound effects on Monterey County, including military base security, school responses, and FBI unit deployments.
    This is the December 2001 cover of 'GLOBE' magazine, featuring a National Guardsman in woodland camouflage BDUs standing at a security checkpoint. The cover story headline reads 'National Guardsmen Deploy To DLI' (Defense Language Institute), likely reflecting post-9/11 heightened security measures at military installations. The soldier is armed and positioned near orange traffic barriers and a stop sign at what appears to be a base entry control point.
    A newspaper article titled 'Shortcut days are over' covers new vehicle access restrictions at the Presidio of Monterey military installation. The article, written by Sylvia Moore for the Monterey Herald, announces that the Army is implementing controlled vehicle access to prevent terrorist threats. A photograph shows a 'Proper I.D. Required' sign at the Lighthouse Avenue and Private Bolio Road entrance, listing driver license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance as required documents.
    A newspaper clipping from The Monterey County Herald dated Saturday, August 18, 2001, reporting that the Presidio of Monterey military base will be closed to civilian motorists as of September 1, 2001. The closure was mandated by U.S. Army headquarters at the Pentagon as part of a nationwide anti-terrorism security effort. The article includes two stories: one by Victoria Manley on the official announcement, and a companion piece by Sylvia Moore covering reactions from residents and businesses.
    A military personnel wearing woodland camouflage BDUs and a garrison cap is bent over inspecting the underside of a large red vehicle, likely a truck or fire apparatus. The soldier is using an extendable mirror or inspection tool to examine beneath the vehicle, suggesting a security checkpoint or vehicle inspection procedure. The setting appears to be a road or checkpoint area with other vehicles visible in the background.

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