She’s on a journey to make sure no one forgets.
A 27-year-old Air Force Captain who recalls crying out for her “Daddy” after soldiers rescued her from the Pentagon’s day care center on Sept. 11, 2001 is honoring the 2,977 people killed that day by running a mile for each life lost.
Hanna Born — who was among the youngest survivors of the terror attacks — began her ongoing journey before last year’s 9/11 anniversary and has so far completed nearly 1,000 miles through occasional runs as part of “an enduring promise” to the victims.
“I want to do something that lasts longer than just the anniversary of September 11th, and I want to do something…
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