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We did is anything in vain. i think that its something that we should be proud of as americans as a people. >> larry: well said. heather, has the return been at all difficult? >> no, sir, actually its kind of just like riding a bike. you get back to doing it and you get back to family life. its actually been really refreshing. >> larry: what did you win the bronze star for, lieutenant? >> the platoon leader operating in our city where we partnered with the iraqi security forces, the iraqi army a...

Uniforms. i spent about a week tearing them apart just so i could have the fabric to make them. >> larry: its adorable. >> thank you very much. >> larry: mark, did you watch the speech, lieutenant? >> yes, sir, i did. >> larry: what did you make of it? >> i thought it was very well outlined. hes a great speaker, of course, being a president and watching the campaigns, of course. i think that weve done things that we set out to do, when he ran for his presidency. and i thought it was a very well ...

People like lieutenant shut? >> >> everything. just simply going out in the middle of the day or the middle of the night to go to score, we take those little things for grant it without realizing that every day a sacrifice is being made so we can do those things. its so nice to hear hes back with his family and doing so well. but sometimes its hard to hear. i think sometimes people dont understand that its a little different as a female coming home and switching from that warrior role to that mo...

You ask him what he does and hell tell you, my daddy is a super hero. >> yeah, daddy! [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: shoshana johnson remains. joining us is united states lieutenant mark schultz, recently returned from his first deployment in iraq, platoon leader and awarded the bronze star. hes joined by his wife and two daughters, and theyre expecting a third child in january. any significance to those dresses that the girls are wearing, heather? >> yes, they are one of his old

Thats my job is to go and serve our country, protect the american people. >> larry: heather, do you worry about that, that he might go over again? >> you worry every time they deploy. but im very proud of the fact that thats what he does. the men and women that serve our nation do this voluntarily. and its something that im very proud of. im not going to say that the worry doesnt ever go away, because its a real fear that maybe one day youre going to get the call that your husband or your wife o...

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