Myself. On march 29, 1973 the last combat troops were withdrawn from vietnam. When they returned to the United States these veterans like many who returned earlier were greeted with a cold and at times hostile reception. Looking back more than 50 years at the experience during the vietnam war and return home, billy two feathers who served with u. S. Army wrote my return to the states was typical of several people i talked to. Family and friends would say been a while. Others would call me names that i wont repeat. Kenneth bizby who served in vietnam wrote when i got back to my hometown no one seemed to notice that i had been away nor did they care. These accounts and others record the National Sentiment on a personal level. Their stories remind us that most returning veterans were not even acknowledged for their sacrifice and that many suffered because of it. While the nation has worked to correct this mistake over the last few decades there is more congress can do to honor our Vietnam
And this it will be gone. Cybersecurity is a problem that is here to stay. Watch the communicators monday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan2. Three ninth Circuit Court judge s testified on capitol hil on whether the ninth circuit, the largest in the country, should be split. All three said no, they explained why in this twohour hearing. The subcommittee on courts intellectual property and the internet will come to order. The chair is authorized to declare a recess at anytime. We welcome everyone today to todays hearing examining ideas for restructuring the 9th circuit. I recognize myself for a short opening statement. It has been more than a decade since we last considered a bill to, if you will, split the 9th circuit. The 9th circuit is the largest circuit of the 12. Additionally the 9th circuit hears 20 of the appeals and some would say from this side of the dais, throughout the various states, that it is also the most reversed circuit. Not withstanding that, it is my circuit. It includ
And this it will be gone. Cybersecurity is a problem that is here to stay. Watch the communicators monday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan2. Three ninth Circuit Court judge s testified on capitol hil on whether the ninth circuit, the largest in the country, should be split. All three said no, they explained why in this twohour hearing. The subcommittee on courts intellectual property and the internet will come to order. The chair is authorized to declare a recess at anytime. We welcome everyone today to todays hearing examining ideas for restructuring the 9th circuit. I recognize myself for a short opening statement. It has been more than a decade since we last considered a bill to, if you will, split the 9th circuit. The 9th circuit is the largest circuit of the 12. Additionally the 9th circuit hears 20 of the appeals and some would say from this side of the dais, throughout the various states, that it is also the most reversed circuit. Not withstanding that, it is my circuit. It includ