Not all were American citizens, Tom.

Argentina: 2 missing
Australia: 9 confirmed dead, 85 missing
Bangladesh: 50 confirmed, more missing
Belgium: 60 missing
Brazil: 5 missing
Canada: 2 confirmed, 100 missing (estimated)
Chile: 1 missing
China: 4 confirmed, 30 missing
Columbia: 6 confirmed, 116 missing
Denmark: 5 missing
Dominican Republic: 3 missing
Egypt: 1 confirmed, 3 missing
El Salvador: 1 confirmed, 18 missing
Ecuador: 32 missing
Finland: 7 missing
France: 81 missing
Germany: 4 confirmed, 100 missing
India: 250 missing
Indonesia: 1 confirmed, 1 missing
Ireland: 4 confirmed
Israel: 1 confirmed, 150 missing
Italy: 8 missing
Japan: 2 confirmed, 100 missing
Lebanon: 1 confirmed, 2 missing
Malaysia: 7 missing
Mexico: 150-500 missing (estimated)
New Zealand: 1 confirmed, 100 missing
Norway: 1 missing
Pakistan: 3 confirmed, more missing
Paraguay: 2 missing
Peru: 5 missing
Philippines: 7 missing
Portugal: 3 confirmed, 20 missing
Puerto Rico: 1 missing
South Africa: 1 confirmed, 2 missing
South Korea: 1 confirmed, 27 missing
Spain: 9 missing
Sweden: 1 missing
Switzerland: 4 confirmed, 10 missing
Taiwan: 9 missing
United Kingdom: 100 confirmed, 200 missing (estimated)
Zimbabwe: 6 missing

That’s 42 countries, all of them sending their kids to experience the wonders of America, and all of them attacked -- most of them killed -- while under our care, while on U.S. soil.

The list is from 9/29/01, so the numbers may have changed -- I haven’t.

Dan