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...Chicago, the Veterans of Foreign Wars passed a resolution criticizing the State Department for its blunders, quickly passed another which took dead aim on Johnson's Department of Defense. One Republican advance man, returning from a tour through the Middle West, reported: "Acheson is catching most of the hell here in Washington, but don't think Johnson isn't getting it out in the states. He's just as hot as Acheson and either is enough to sink a Democrat right...
...Sutherland Highlanders and the 1st Battalion of the Middlesex (London) Regiment, both British army regulars. The Argylls wore tam o'shanters, bush tunics, jungle-green shorts. Only the regimental pipers wore the traditional kilt, which in World War I earned for the Scots the nickname "Ladies from Hell...
...Tommies pronounced American rations "very good," but complained of the coffee. "Can't drink it," said one Londoner. "When is tea coming up?" The British will use their own weapons and ammunition except for the U.S. 3.5-inch bazooka. At week's end the Ladies from Hell were at the fighting front...
...Frankfurt felt a heavy hand on his shoulder, looked up into the Old Man's three stars. "Son, I'll take this load," said LeMay. "Go and tell your dispatcher-and if he lets the other end know I'm coming he'll get hell from me." LeMay flew into Berlin, unloaded, then took his place in the take-off waiting line for 40 minutes...
Merchant looked at the flies without emotion. "What the hell," he said, "I've been drinking coffee with flies in it for a month and it ain't hurt me yet." He took a big swallow...