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>> i think were just getting close. can we just say, lets just call each other comrade. isnt this what its all heading toward? can we call each other comrade? we can get rid of titles, get rid of pronounce and say great point, comrade, and were say that while were standing on the bread lines and everybody will be much happier. >> jason: i understand your perspective, these troops, they want to experience these traditions, right? they are more traditional type of people, and i think that, the wom...

Than i gave. thank you to team rubicon. and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks at nbc news, thanks for staying up late. ill see you at the end of tomorrow. >> you know, the monday after the thanksgiving holiday weekend, it always has kind of a drill sergeant feel to it for me. because you get this -- you know, you have this nice holiday. youve got -- hopefully, youve got thursday, friday, saturday, sunday off. its one of her only big long h...

Medium-level juvenile delinquent, when he decided to listen, learn how to be a leader instead of a follower changed his life, changed his familys life. he was able to follow all his dreams. there was points where i used to do a lot of irrational thinking and do a lot of crazy things. my father came and said, hey, man, youre 13 now, youre going to be a man in four years. four years youre going to go to college and be by yourself. one day youll get married, have children, if things are done right,...

THE grandson of a man who fought to stop a heavily loaded munitions train from blowing up at Cadley near Marlborough in January 1946 has proudly…

THE grandson of a man who fought to stop a heavily loaded munitions train from blowing up at Cadley near Marlborough in January 1946 has proudly…

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Retired U.S. Army Master Sgt. Chriss Moen devotes most of his free time to his fellow veterans in south King County — living and deceased

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