Pentagon Group Burial Marker
Marks the group burial in Section 64 of Arlington National Cemetery of those killed at the Pentagon and aboard American Airlines Flight 77 on 11 September 2001. The names cut on the marker are to be transcribed from the stone itself.
Where it standsSection 64, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia
Dedicated12 September 2002
Names184 on 5 panels
1 · Visit the marker
Every panel, in its place
Choose a panel. The names appear as they are cut, line by line, beside the people they are cut beside.
Pentagon Group Burial Marker · 5 panels
2 · Find a name
Looking for someone?
Type part of a name. We will take you to the panel and the line.
184 people, and who they are held with
184Every name, panel by panel, with a white rose on today's birthdays.Visit the marker →
13Families the day took together: husbands and wives, parents and children, brothers and sisters.Held together here → 17Crews, companies and colleagues the day took together.Died together →
Held together here
- Bud and Darlene Flagg Wilson F. Flagg · Darlene E. Flagg
- George and Diane Simmons George W. Simmons · Diane M. Simmons
- George and Diane Simmons George W. Simmons · Diane M. Simmons
- Kenneth and Jennifer Lewis Kenneth E. Lewis · Jennifer Lewis
- Kenneth and Jennifer Lewis Kenneth E. Lewis · Jennifer Lewis
- Renée A. May and her unborn child Renée A. May · her unborn child
- Robert and Zandra Ploger Robert R. Ploger III · Zandra F. Ploger
- Robert and Zandra Ploger Robert R. Ploger III · Zandra F. Ploger
- The Falkenberg and Whittington family Charles S. Falkenberg · Leslie A. Whittington · Zoe Falkenberg · Dana Falkenberg
- The Falkenberg family Charles S. Falkenberg · Leslie A. Whittington · Dana Falkenberg · Zoe Falkenberg
- Wilson and Darlene Flagg Wilson F. Flagg · Darlene E. Flagg
- Yuguang Zheng and Shuyin Yang Yuguang Zheng · Shuyin Yang
- Yuguang Zheng and Shuyin Yang Yuguang Zheng · Shuyin Yang
4 · Visit
Going there
Section 64, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.
Before you go, find the name here: the panel and the line, so you can walk straight to it.
5 · Sources
Where this comes from
- The count of names: Arlington National Cemetery, Pentagon Group Burial Marker page, as of 24 September 2026.
Being there
The monument itself — the stone, the place, the people who came. Ours is a record; these are the visit.