It was my father's death notice in the paper that the Army genealogist was able to trace us.

I think that the Army, being drafted, was my escape route. I was in the Army for two years, and then I got the G.I. Bill, which enabled me to go to NYU and which enabled me to become a teacher. I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't had the G.I. Bill.

If you convict
Sgt. Simpson, you'll be sending a message out to the Army
that no drill sergeant is safe.

Thank you so very, very much. Look at us all. We're an army.

They showed us quite a bit of stuff ... the insides of the Army and what's going on all around the world - in Iraq. Having seen their side of it, there's so much more going on than what you see on the news. It was pretty educational for us.

The lack of the dog tags at the time of my brother's death was a source of anguish for my father It was something that haunted him all of his, the rest of his life and the fact that they've been recovered and that they've been presented in an honorable way would have given him a lot of peace.