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Troops there. Abo yes, its been expensive, and we can talk about the cost and theo exaggerations that mr. Norquist had in terms of the cost, but having troops there as ambassadors of the United States, as representatives of all of us and free people everywhere has actually been positive. And just looking at the contras between south korea and north korea is a great example of whaf america can do thats good for the worldpo using all of its instruments of American Foreign policy. Ag now the 200 billion deficits that reagan ran up in the 1980s were the product of, a, tax cuts, but, b, a strong in...

Army commander tells waters, this is the first ever meeting of polish and american soldiers on a battlefield. So the two coordinate to snap trap shut for the germans and they will do so, but the germans have continued trying to attack furiously eastward to get out of there. Collectively this part of the battle of normandy is known as the falasie gap. Its roughly around 1944. The german losses have been terrible. 25,000 to 50,000 men captured, 10,000 dead in the pocket alone. Its a concentrated area so youre talking about enormous destruction by allied artillery, allied air, allied ground force...

She settled in Washington Heights and when it turned to a spanish neighborhood, theres a big hospital there, and because of her training in cuba, she is able to treat the patients in spanish so she has made full circle. But to answer your question, they were all america bound with the exception of the one family. Those who remained in cuba, they came as tourists of passengers in transit but they were always paying bribes to the policemen or to somebody organizing. None of them was deported. Although they were afraid to be deported. By paying, they were able to stay until they got the american ...

Each company, and one Commanding Officer from the regiment. So we got there and we had to get to barracks ready, when we got into that area we found out that the land is the auxiliary land service t same as our wacks. British ats they called them. They were in those barracks, they were going to stay there. And help clean up the barracks and stuff the mattress, the mattress cover with new hay and all that kind of stuff. So the first night there, i told my corporal, i said look, now make sure you get a bed check tonight. I had a separate room in the place. And so the next morning, when we came f...

His time during the war, he said i would lie down on my cot at night and i had a 45 automatic under each side of my pillow in case the japanese called in at night to attack us. And then finally, one marine grunt on one of the islands told this story. He said im a roman catholic, ive been to Holy Communion and all kinds of environments and places in this war but he said i was in the most singular one ive ever seen. He said, i heard that over in the clearing there was going to be a mass said and we could receive communion and he said i went over and he said the priest had his communion set out o...