Hi Ben,  All I did was “Google” it and an Encyclopedia website came up with a description of the unit.   At the bottom of the page was a link to your site.  I am so happy I found it.  I received another email from your account from Adrianna Polk and she gave me a telephone number.  I am going to try and call it to see if I can get a hold of Mr. Hughson.  My interest in finding the owner of this bracelet is not only because I found it in my belongings, but also because my son is currently in the US Army and stationed overseas.  He is with the 1^st Calvary.   He is now in Kuwait, but leaving for Iraq on Saturday.  His unit is a Helicopter unit and he is a mechanic.  I guess with him being over there, it sparked an interest in finding the soldier who once wore the bracelet that I had found so long ago.    Funny how when I found that bracelet, my son was just a little boy and now he is in the same situation that Mr. Hughson was once in…….I’ll let you know if I get  a hold of Mr. Hughson………Take care and God Bless.  Thanx again, Kim

Kim M. Kilmer

Dennis M. Sura

My father Mike Sura served with Cecil Doty who submitted the pictures of H Company, 3 Platoon, 2nd squad.  I wanted to know if Cecil or someone else is still alive and can identify the people in the picture.  I am looking for Manfred Seeberger who dad mentioned many times along with Dick Huggler who I met and George Monkhouse who most of dad's stories were based.

Dennis M. Sura
General Mills - Michigan
O  248-465-6348
C  248-755-2721

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 Bob Cooper

 Last Column...

 For many years Ben Stein has written a biweekly column called "Monday Night At Morton's." (Morton's is a famous chain of Steakhouses known to be frequented by movie stars and famous people from around the globe.) Now, Ben is terminating the column to move on to other things in his life.

Reading his final column is worth a few minutes of your time.

 Monday Night at Morton's - 12/20/03 - Page 1 of 3

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Howard Hensleigh

Note to Walter Smith--You Buckeyes don't just have Badgers to contend with; we Hawkeyes from Iowa are also on your trail.  I know you knocked us off a couple of weeks ago in a game that was close (against the Big NO. One) until the end, but there is the rest of the Big Ten to overcome this season including those guys from Michigan, and then there is always next year.  In my book there is nothing like Big Ten football even for a guy like me who spent 37 years of his life in Massachusetts where "The Game" is between Harvard and Yale. rather than OSU and Michigan.  I love you guys,   Howard Hensleigh

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