Rescue at the Washington Monument

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Rescue at the Washington Monument
Previous	Hijacking of the D.O.D.C. Truck
Next	Skirmish on the Staten Island Ferry
Date	September 14, 2016
Location	Washington Monument, Washington, D.C.
Result (Outcome)	Spider-Man rescues Ned Leeds, Liz Toomes, and Roger Harrington
Combatants
Spider-Man
Metropolitan Police Department
Commanders
Spider-Man
None
Casualties
None
None

The Rescue at the Washington Monument, dubbed the "Attack at the Washington Monument" by the media, was an attempt by Spider-Man to save both his classmates and his teacher from a damaged elevator in the Washington Monument.

Background

"No, no, no, no! Karen, what's going on up there?"
"The Chitauri core has detonated and has caused several structural damage."

―Spider-Man and Karen^[src]

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Rescue

"Hey, don't worry. I got you."
"Yes! Yes, yes, yes!"
"Hey, Big Guy! Quit movin' around!"
"So sorry, sir. So sorry."

―Spider-Man and Ned Leeds^[src]

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Aftermath

"I just called to congratulate you on what you did in D.C."

―Tony Stark to Peter Parker^[src]

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