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Blinking light in an open field to signal for a supply drop. he would not yield. he would not rest. he would not stop, and he would not flinch in the face of sheer death and definite danger. though he was thousands of miles from home, it was as if the strength and pride of our whole nation was beating inside of jims heart. jim did what his father had taught him. he gave it his all, and then he just kept giving. in those 48 hours, jim rescued ten american soldiers and tended to countless others. ...

To signal for a supply drop. he would not yield, he would not rest, he would not stop. and he would not flinch in the face of sure death and definite danger. though he was thousands of miles from home, it was as if the strength and pride of our whole nation was beating inside of jims heart. jim did what his father had taught him. he gave it his all and then he just kept giving. in those 48 hours, jim rescued ten american soldiers and tended to countless others. he was one of 32 men who fought un...

Vietnam. right away jim poured all of himself into his duties treating the sick and the wounded. before long, all his fellow soldiers called him doc. on may 13th, 1969, less than three months after he arrived, jim was one of 89 men in charlie company to embark on a mission to secure a transportation route near nanyun, as jim and his men jumped out of the helicopter, it quickly became clear they were surrounded by enemy troops. within minutes two choppers were shot down, and one of his men was ba...

Vietnam. right away, jim poured all of himself into his duties treating the sick and the wounded. before long, all of his fellow soldiers called him "doc." on may 13th, 1969, jim was one of 89 men in charlie company to embark on a mission to secure a transportation route. as jim and his men jumped out of the helicopter, it quickly became clear that they were surrounded by enemy troops. within minutes, two choppers were shot down. one of his men was badly wounded in the middle of an open field. j...

Vietnam. right away jim poured all of himself into his duties, treating the sick and the wounded. before long all his fellow soldiers called him doc. on may 13th, 1969, less than three months after he arrived, jim was one of 89 men in charlie company to embark on a mission to secure a transportation route near nen youn. as jim and his men jumped out of the helicopter, it quickly became clear that they were surrounded by enemy troops. within minutes two chop% were shot down and one of his men was...

Narrangansett bay and in the farm house hes occupied five miles north of town, far enough from the thousands of enemy troops in newport that the raid has a chance of success. t daring mission to capture british general richard prescott is made even more dangerous because it requires a nighttime crossing of the heavily patrolled narrangansett bay with jack sisson at the helm. sisson is likely chosen because hes a highly skilled boatman. >> they muffled the oars so they could slide right by the br...

From the thousands of enemy troops in newport that the raid has a chance of success. >> the daring mission to capture british general richard prescott is made even more dangerous because it requires a nighttime crossing of the heavily patrolled narragansett bay, with jack sisson at the helm. sisson is likely chosen because hes a highly skilled boatman. >> they muffled the oars, so they said, so they could slide right by the british men of war, who were there in the bay. they came up on the shore...

Hand grenades. at one point he crawled to engage in infiltrating enemy soldier in fierce hand-to-hand combat with only the sound of footsteps and shadows to guide his aim he held his position against tremendous odds and inflicting numerous casualties on the enemy until he found himself without ammunition of any kind except one grenade and a fighting spirit in utterly devotion to duty he pulled the pin from his last grenade and calmly waited for the enemy to reach his position. as enemy troops le...

At the top of the show we talked about the shooting at the naval yard in washington, d.c.. it killed 12 people yesterday. if you want to sound smart today, you can say this was not the first attack at the yard. in 1814, the naval yard was burned by order of u.s. commanders when the british captured washington, d.c.. they wanted to prevent ships and supplies from being seized by enemy troops. in 1983, a puerto rican separatist group ignited a bomb in a computer center, but it did not lead to any ...

That do recruit them to carry out operation, not necessarily overseas, but militant operations. not all of those folks are in chech ni chechnya. we had reports from the soldiers in the field and afghanistan who heard on the radios, enemy troops speaking in russian. we have seen russian suicide bombers pop up in places like afghanistan and pakistan. its a brought area of territory for these guys to have been involved if it was a group. if it was a group. look, i mean this was not the most uncosis...