Snapchat no,? no i don t think we do. there s a big gap between military. theres a concern. all volunteer forces is an improvement you do have dubai. americans care much more today about men and women serving. that s one of the lessons everyone has learned from vietnam. you can oppose the policy but you don t oppose the soldiers. i think we didn t know that 50 years ago but that s something i think everyone agrees on now. gentlemen, some are saying there are parallel between the current situation and with regard to isis and what we went through in the 60s. argument goes something like this handsome young, democratic harvard educated president is leading us into a quagmire. david, respond to that. parallel more uniquely fit with the iraq war. isis is a separate issue. i m not sure if it s going into a war or not.
On a civil rights war going on there were other things going on besides the war in vietnam. senator kerrey, the nation is at war today, yet there s an absence of any protest movement. do we care less as a country when it s a volunteer force? no, i don t think we do. i do think there is a big gap between the non-military civilian population and the military population. and it is a concern. i think the all-volunteer forces i think would produce an prochlt but improvement but you do have the divide. americans care much more today about men and women serving. that s one of the lessons everyone has learned from vietnam. you can oppose the policy but you don t oppose the soldiers. i think we didn t know that 50 years ago but that s something i think everyone agrees on now. gentlemen, some are saying there are parallels between the current situation with regard to isis and what we went through in the 60s. argument goes something like thr. a handsome young, democratic harvard educated
Combat operations in afghanistan ended on monday. is this the right time to leave sth. well, we re going to be leaving at some time and i think over 2,000 years ago julius caesar said, you know, the die is cast when he crossed the rubicon and came back into rome. well, that s the same thing here. we ve been going down a path for years now accelerated recently in the last two where we ve put out a timeline. the enemy knows what we re doing, our friends know that the time is running out. and so the die is cast. it is what it is, to use an overused phrase. many skeptics might ask the following question, after so many years our brave men and women serving in afghanistan, they re coming home, many of them will never come home again. we re still hearing of such violence, i would hope to god that their service there was not in vain, but will it only get worse with less u.s. military presence there? well, i think what the taliban will try to do is, as
Wounds. right now they are just packing gauze. since you don t know if there s immediate medical care or if they are still under fire, getting something that really can treat them on the spot and be able to keep them stable until they are able to reach a medical facility is really important. this is something designed to be used by their fellow troops. i mean, soldiers, marines and so forth, your buddy gets hit you would be able to kind of jab him with this gigantic pen-like thing and hopefully take care of the bleeding? yeah, it s actually the size of the expo marker. we wanted it to be portable for men and women serving. also, if necessary, soldiers are trained to apply the ternakit to themselves so they can get care when it happens. you started this at john hopkins and now are at vanderbilt medical school. where does research go from
Welcome back to legal view. i m ashleigh banfield. on this thanksgiving day, we all have something to be thankful, don t we? perhaps these people on this screen, american men and women serving in the armed forces to the tune of about 40,000 of them in afghanistan. the ones you are seeing in the video are getting a hot thanksgiving meal today. until a few days ago, they thought this might actually be their last thanksgiving in this country, where americans have been fighting and dying in a war that s lasted more than a decade. but the agreement to bring them home may have hit a bit of a snag. barbara starr has this report. happy thanksgiving! reporter: it s the 12th thanksgiving in afghanistan for u.s. troops. this is brian shenk stationed in northern afghanistan. i would like to give a shout out