Every one of your own is worth all that you've got - however much that might prove to be on the day. I'm surprised by Yon's surprise.
Imagine what might be possible if all of our countrymen were actively involved in addition to the few who find individual purpose in making the effort.
Posted by Will Brown at August 24, 2009 2:09 AMI am glad that the "squaddie" was saved, though I question why the British health care system did not have the equipment. Maybe the same reason they don't have the helicopters. At any rate, glad the Brit soldier made it home. Doesn't matter the flag he serves under, he's one of us.
Posted by Joseph at August 24, 2009 3:36 AMOh great! Now we'll be blamed for moving both heaven and earth! How will people find them? I can already hear the liberal progressives complaining about our unilateral actions taking place without UN approval or planning permission or regard to Health and Safety rules....
Posted by Curtis at August 24, 2009 6:25 AMI don't think Yon was surprised that we did it, so much as that it was necessary...
Posted by D.W. Drang at August 24, 2009 6:20 PMMoD have cancelled Yon's embed! Twits!
Posted by dave t at August 24, 2009 10:09 PMWe did this without the approval of France too.
Oh well. Like...who cares? Soldiers' Angels is one charity I support because of people like Mary Ann.
Of course we would bust a gut to save him. He's one of the family, doncha know.
Posted by Cricket at August 28, 2009 4:52 AMWe're Americans. It's what we do.
When we're not bitching at each other like old ladies...