when you look at the air force's big program, the air force is pretty clear about its priorities. its priorities are inherently already geared toward peered competition time conflicts, with the fchlb-35, the b-21, opportunities wow want for a big peer competition and i don't think we will see radical change in the air force but the air force does have some problems to gaple with. it has a lot on its plate, with even just the programs that i've mentioned already. it has next tier priorities that with the budget influx, i think now it looks like it will be able to afford, but how to shape those next tier priorities, i'm thinking of the trainer and some kind of a replacement for the j system and some of the air force capabilities to the extent we have responsibility for space, how does that shape the strategy and i think one the dilemmas the air force has, inherently it is operating a lot of what it does in support of the other services. so i think it will be paced by the decision making of the other services and by the decisions they make on what their next generation concepts are,

. >>> my interview with the air force.hat they're saying about the shutdown and impact on defense next you could say that. i love you. servicenow works for you. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. courtney reagan is live at laguardia airport with more on the ground stoppage we saw earlier in the day. >> reporter: good morning, morgan that brief ground stop was lifted, but there are residual delays, averaging around 90 minutes at laguardia, according to flight aware for arrivals and departures air traffic controller shortages is what's causing the problem here there are more than normal absences as a result of the partial government shutdown, going into the 35th day. the second pay period where air traffic controllers won't be receiving a paycheck for the work they're doing according to the faa, there's a slight increase in sick leave at two facilities as a result, they're augmenting staffing, rerouting traffic,

and support the air force's next generation aircraft. it is important to ensure that our airmen and their families have state-of-the-art facilities that support the new mission, and i look forward to working with you and chairwoman granger as we begin the process to ensure future funding is available to continue this vital reconstruction of tyndall air force base and i yield back. mr. dunn: i'd like to thank chairwoman wasserman schultz for agreeing to work with me going forward to address appropriate funding levels and types of facilities that will be necessary to bring tyndall back to life. and i yield to the gentlewoman from texas. ms. granger: i thank my colleagues for the colloquy. tyndall air force base is vital to florida and the united states. i look forward to working with the gentleman as well as the gentlewoman and chairman of the military construction subcommittee to rebuild this base. the chair: does the gentleman from florida yield his time back? the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized.

but then montgomery was determined to impose his view on the air force. and then in this particular case and then to with his plan with eisenhower as the air force needs to have the final say for airborne operations. >> so when he was called out on the tenth of september and this was the notorious day when montgomery started all of his yelling at the supreme commander eisenhower he was on his knee and said study. they even had the #lead to problems in those days. [laughter] but montgomery was put back but the trouble was this was one way to be ahead because eisenhower would be obliged to give the bulk of the supplies. >> so i learned from your book where he kept hurting himself but is this a trivial point? or was he so distracted by that to realize that was a bad idea? . >> it is an interesting point that we have to remember america's method of proceeding was different from the british that a commander would allocate with that german army notion that if you give somebody a job that they go on with it. and at that meeting on the tenth of september he did n

the air force loaned a bunch of air force officers and people to nasa in the 1960s. tight relationship. during the building of the shuttle program, nasa was leaning on the department of defense to help them fund the shuttle program. the department of defense wasn't that interested in the shuttle program. the relationship was not very good at that point. it ebbs and flows over time. it's pretty good. there are a lot of people who work at nasa who, you know, have worked at the department of defense, me included, and so there's a firm understanding on those sorts of things, department of defense wish they had a job at nasa. we generally have a reasonably good relationship. the specific of the programs i don't really know about and if i did i probably couldn't tell you anyway. >> one of the audience members asked how accurate was tom ha hanks' apollo 13 is. >> it's the best. >> this is his answer to the question on the wall. >> my favorite space movie. as a government employee i'm not supposed to endorse movies. i'm not telling you to go out and buy a copy of apollo 13 -

opposed to separate department he slow rolled the department of defense's study of this issue the air force also has been opposed to seeing a space force moved outside of its own control their preferences for a space. command or unified command stays in the air force so i would say absolutely there are certain beer detractors within the us administration and within the congress including some republicans who do not want to see president trump's space force come to fruition but not this also isn't new right so reagan had his style war as george w. bush had his son of style was if this trumps version of that's. you know i think this is a expansion of an interest in the u.s. unifying control over as a military apartment and increasing resources towards space i think that's nothing new and something the past presidents have done but i think president trump is doing in terms of a novel approach is is pushing for a separate military department one that would cost more money and clearly put a renewed focus having a space command or a space force that would be equal to the u.s. air force would be s

of the us air force academy. he received a doctorate from oxford in 1996 for his dissertation focusing on manned space policy during the 1950s and 60s. he recently served as a consultant for the first man and hidden figures, here is dr. bill barry. >> let me figure out how to turn this thing on here. thank you hope and everyone, thank you for your warm hospitality that i have enjoyed in my visit here so far. i have been stunned at how friendly and happy people are to talk about space, because that is what i love to do. i have been a space nerd since i was four years old and it is a great pleasure to be able to share my enthusiasm about that with you tonight. on october 1, 1958 nasa open for business and we have been celebrating our 60th birthday this fall. let me find my cursory real quick. hold on, that is not what i want to do. anyways, with the 60th anniversary for the last month, we have also been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the apollo mission to the moon. the first was launched on a number 1119 68. w

air force. unjustifiably so. he had been helped hugely in the desert by the desert air force of the r af. in this tick case, he was determined to impose his plan, even though eisenhower and the british chiefs of staff had told him that the air force had to have the final say in the planning of any airborne operation for obvious reasons. but montgomery was going to have none of that. so, when browning was called out from england on the 10th of september, and this was the day the notorious day when montgomery started sort of basically almost yelling at his supreme commander, general eisenhower, and eisenhower had to put his hand on his knee and say, steady on, monte, remember, i'm your boss. and anyway, fortunately weren't any #metoo problem inside to the days, putting a hand on a commander's knee. montgomery was but back in his box slightly but the trouble was he was determined one way of getting ahead of the americans because if he got across the rhine first, then the eisenhower would be obliged to give him the b

the president on what they are called the baby air force one. as we wait to see if the president has anything to say ahead of his big speech. they headed out to dover. he just said stay tuned for the major announcement. formally with the rnc. thank you for having me. reporting from our program up on capitol hill. there is a 5:00 p.m. conference call today to brief house gop members after president trump and his offer that will be made at 4:00 p.m. fox is told that they will discuss a trade for some provisions in temporary status but one wonders how different this is a from senator lindsey graham and the proposal that has been pushed for months. and what many in the space had called amnesty. if he gets money for the wall. i think this really is a delicate balance. the president does want to come to the table with an offer unlike at the democrats he is not the obstructionist here. ever since november of 2016 when he didn't win the election. they have taken this obstructionist task and to say they care about these workers that are displaced is it a

the squadron celebrating its 65th anniversary at nellis air force base, home to pilots like brandon felker, inspiring thousands at air shows across america. these days there's a pilot shortage. >> not just in the air force, it's across our services and it's across -- i believe even into the commercial industry. we need a lot of young folks that are interested in flying. >> to fully appreciate what they do, we geared up and took off, pushing 29,000 pounds of thrust. >> man, we got up here quick! >> i told you it was going to be quick, how do you feel? >> yeah, i love it! >> good. well, now 6.3 gees. >> reporter: it usually takes about five years and $3 million to $11 million to train an air force pilot. but for one glorious minute -- >> want to try it? >> sure. >> all right, go ahead. you have the aircraft. >> reporter: they offered me the stick. and i'm not the only one to be hot shotting at nbc. nine years ago lester pulled a whopping 9 gees. fast forward to today. >> here comes some gee. >> reporter: a flight that literally takes your breath away. here, high above the desert, some hope t

norton air force base and george air force base, that was a smaller base. there were both on that list of five. both were in san bernardino county. that really affected the residence of the county and constituents of george brown. that was something that he fought very hard against to stop the base from closing. once the base closure was realigng, to try and the base so that people would not lose their job. here --y, what we have here is one file out of boxes of files. these are different correspondents and research that brown and his staff did on the the economic impact of taking the base away. also, taking different units from the air force and shifting them from north air force bases to other bases. basically, research on bringing in economic development as well. another thing we have here is his testimony at a hearing on militaryouse installations and facilities. this was something that he joined forces with a republican congressman on. jerry lewis had another air force in his district. they worked together because they both had parts of san bernardino

i enlisted in the air force for a four year program to go into the army as an induction. and then i got my orders to become an air force sure ranger officer command. a unit of forty men. and so soon i found myself in vietnam my duty was to go and assess the success or failure of bombing missions. and in one week. we went visited five targets. all the targets were inhabited fishing and. second. i defended. fishing. these villages were bombed at two hundred fifty to three hundred feet five hundred pound bomb suspension a shock to take off. so everybody needs filesystems either dead or just about dead and they were all blocked it is burnt and if. i watch as far as i could walk before the bodies were show thick i could walk any further and the found my feet. and i saw a young bean mees woman holding three children in her arms her eyes are opened her eyes are just staring up i was looking at my sister. and i looked into his eyes and it was all moderated or it was a lie and i suspect that everything i had ever been taught was a lie. my life completely radically changed. i do no

he was in the air force during the vietnam war.he central texas state cemetey put out a request saying please come taken, we do not leave veterans behind. jake tapper and ted cruz echoed the call to action. >> the result, so many people showed up to walker's burial yesterday that cars were backed up on to a nearby highway. the ceremony started late to allow everyone to attend. >> it was just a testament to the bond that we share as having served, whether army, air force, navy,corps, coast guard. >> the ceremony included a flyover followed by military honors, three rifle shots followed by a solemn horn playing taps. ♪ just a reminder, sometimes people don't know what to say to veterans. say something. say thank you. reach out to them. i think sometimes you see them in the airport and you don't %-p like to hear the thank you for your service, but try something. >>> ahead, kamala harris lays out her policy and how she would oppose the president at a cnn town hall, democrats are growing anxious about third party bid. audible members kn

again, these images just now coming in from dover air force base. their respects to the bodies of the four americans. this was just earlier in the week, in which the americans were killed at a fairly populated location, in a restaurant in syria. and happened near simultaneous to the same time when the trump administration said isis had been defeated. then that suicide attack took place. again, now, the president paying respects to the americans fallen. now the bodies of the four americans being removed. during this very somber ceremony. again, the names of the fallen americans there, chief petty officer shannon kent, a 35-year-old navy chief crypto logic technician from upstate new york, she was a cancer survivor, a wife, a mother of two young boys, according to stars and stripes. her commanding officers describe her as a rock star with infectious determination and tenacity. army chief warrant officer jonathan farmer was a 37-year-old married father of four who did six overseas combat tours since he joined the army in 2005. he was from boynton beach

you see a live picture of air force one taxiing now.ts and hold a roundtable in mcallen, texas after his talks with democrats and the partial government shutdown went nowhere yesterday. casey stegall is live for us from the border in mcallen. stacy? casey? >> hey, harris. there are a number of dignitaries also there on the ground at the airport to greet the president. among those being the lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick, and also the attorney general of texas, ken paxton. you got a pretty packed agenda for the short time he is on the ground, once he lands and gets off the plane. he will caravan over to that roundtable location where he will participate in that with local leaders on the agenda, talking about border issues and immigration, of course. remember -- the international border down here in this neck of the woods is a river. smugglers use the rio grande every 24/7, 365, to bring drugs and people across into united states. according to border patrol. so, after that roundtable, the president will then go and see a portio

it is home to fort lewis and an mccordaccord -- air force base. washington state has many defense contractors. what can people expect under his watch? >> the first hearing he is calling is about the border. he is going to emphasize his differences with the president on how that should be handled. we heard him speak about his concerns about cost and appropriate usage of the military. it sounds like it will be an aggressive oversight function that we have not seen for a while. >> we were talking before about the fact that president trump is a skeptic on some of the spending and troop deployment. are there areas for compromise between the democratic congress and the president? >> absolutely. it was noteworthy talking about syria and afghanistan. he is on the same page as president trump kind of but he would never say it that way. he is opposed to precipitously doing this, doing it in not a smart way. he is for pulling troops out. there is an area for compromise. he is correct to say let's do this in the right way. there are a lot of implications. not

the air force said they need 25% more planes. the army wants to get air -end strength up over 500,000. we want 355 ships. we do not have enough money to do that. we have to make choices. point number two, our nuclear weapons, we need to upgrade them. they are aging. they need to be upgraded. do we need as many as we have had? i believe there are many fallacies in place in terms of what drove us to build as many nuclear weapons as we did. if we focus on a deterrent strategy on having enough nuclear weapons to make sure no adversary can threaten us with nuclear weapons, that we have enough to deter them, that is what china does. china has 250 nuclear weapons. we have 4000 or 5000. i do not think we need that many. i am not saying we don't need a nuclear deterrence, we absolutely do. we don't need as many as we are -- as they are talking about. as you noted, the cost is only going to get higher. we are going to have to make choices. making that type of investment in nuclear weapons as opposed to other areas of national security -- an

command or unified command stays in the air force so i would say absolutely there are severe detractors within the us administration and within the congress including some republicans who do not want to see president trump's space force come to fruition president trump by beating the drum about the need to militarize space could actually create the results that we want to avoid which is a domain in space that sees great powers shift potential conflict to space so again this very aggressive posture and aggressive increase in military spending on this potential independent department that would be caught akin to the air force the navy and the marine corps could act could also be detracting to u.s. interests that rihanna came on the day pyongyang's top envoy landed in washington d.c. to discuss a second summit between donald trump and ken chong the kenyan chawl has been leading to nuclearization talks with the u.s. and as expected to meet with secretary of state by pompei on friday once and he's following the developments from the south korean capital seoul. the expected meeting between u.

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i think you could presume that the air force is not going to challenge the commander-in-chief. back full circle. what the president is doing here is making a political partisan case as he says in his letter, i think he calls it a public relations event in his words. he's making that partisan political case again. he's not saying that the military air is not available for them. he's not saying the aircraft aren't available. he's not even saying the trip's not worthwhile given her position and her responsibilities. he's calling it a public relations event. i suspect the troops in afghanistan and the military families who have their troops in that war zone feel very differently about that. >> such a strong, such a strong point. and i'm just wondering as you and i are talking, do you think the folks in the pentagon are -- do they get a heads up that -- of all of this? do we know? or are they learning as we're talking? >> reporter: let me be very candid with, everyone. i mean this quite seriously. we're talking 20,000 people. so somebody knows. >> somebody knows. >> reporter: i mean

the stream poverty and we speak to a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa where an air force trained and sold weapons to buy drazen maize government kill civilians again in the world's worst humanitarian crisis from the news israel gives a wrong job or fear that some tribal tensions detonate in derry.

command or unified command stays in the air force so i would say absolutely there are severe detractors within the us administration and within the congress including some republicans who do not want to see president trump's space force come to fruition president trump by being the drum about the need to militarize space could actually create the results that we want to avoid which is the main in space that sees great powers shift potential conflict to space so again this very aggressive posture and aggressive increase in military spending on this potential independent department that would be a cock into the air force the navy and the marine corps could act could also be detracting to u.s. interests that review came on the day pyongyang's top on what landed in washington d.c. to discuss a second son that between donald shop and. ken young soul has been leading the nuclearization talks with the u.s. and it's expected to meet with secretary of state might on pale on friday florence lay is following developments from south korea's capital seoul. expected meeting between u.s. secretary of

and support the air force's next generation aircraft. it is important to ensure that our airmen and their families have state-of-the-art facilities that support the new mission, and i look forward to working with you and chairwoman granger as we begin the process to ensure future funding is available to continue this vital reconstruction of tyndall air force base and i yield back. mr. dunn: i'd like to thank chairwoman wasserman schultz for agreeing to work with me going forward to address appropriate funding levels and types of facilities that will be necessary to bring tyndall back to life. and i yield to the gentlewoman from texas. ms. granger: i thank my colleagues for the colloquy. tyndall air force base is vital to florida and the united states. i look forward to working with the gentleman as well as the gentlewoman and chairman of the military construction subcommittee to rebuild this base. the chair: does the gentleman from florida yield his time back? the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized.

ten.er tindall air force base i've agreed to withdraw it. debating it d to colloquy ring a tomorrow. maintenance the umber to 1.54 billion and increases the military numbers ion -- these are to meet exactly the full request to rebuild the air force and i have a letter on file staff here from -- the administration has already completely rebuild the air force base. heather wilson secretary of the announced a decision. squadrons ional new by 2023. tindall is critical to national the committee of my district. mymakes up 37% of the gdp of home county. it has access to the gulf range unique straining and testing facility that cannot be the cated anywhere else in would have recalled. allows the riate aing air force to design and execute quickly ld of the base and cheaper and efficiently. it also allows for contractors when theyme certainty build on this. i appreciate the willingness to work on this issue on both sides the aisle. i'm going to keep working with the air force while they get out.numbers rounded i think this is a good start and i apprec

the air force says they need 25% more planes. and so our nuclear weapons we need to upgrade them. there is no question. i believe there are many fallacies in place in terms of what drove us to build as many nuclear weapons as we did. and making sure we have enough s we did. to deter them. that is what china does. you know? there is between 4,000 and 5,000. i don't think we need asth as they're talking about and costs are only going to get higher. and we know new systems that factor into the worker. i just don't think we can afford what the nuclear review is calling for and i don't think it is necessary for the defense of this country. >> what about ground based in particular? >> yes. i'm not there is no really valid reason for the triad. it grew up because every service wanted to have their own piece of this. and i'm open to a discussion about whether or not it makes sense. and i think that idea it is is not to be touched does not bare scrutiny. >> this is our last minute. >> it's inarguable we've not done a good job in terms of space. they're now proposing to have an order still

air force. republican dan user was elected to represent pennsylvania's ninth district. earlier in the decade he was the head of the state's tax office, prior to that he was an executive at his family's company manufacturing scooters and other home medical equipment . pennsylvania's 13th the district elected representative john joyce in his first bid for public office. he's a medical doctor who is run a dermatology practice with his wife since 1991. congressman guy reschenthaler now represents pennsylvania's 14th district. he was previously a state senator and before that a district judge in state magisterial court. only a representative russian dollar served as an attorney in the u.s. navy. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span . >> up next, the federal chief information security officer speak for cybertek on security issues and trends. this is 15 minutes. >> good morning. thank you for being here thanks for sponsoring the week and getting everyone excited and aware of all the issues associated with cyber security. we do have a great agenda i wish i could st

up next, an air force veteran was going to be buried alone. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> today people came from miles around to say fairwell to an american they never met. >> it was bumper to bumper outside a texas cemetery today as more than a thousand strangers put their lives on hold to honor an air force veteran. >> 72-year-old joseph walker died alone but people were determined he would not be layed to rest alone. >> today we're not strangers. today we are family. i don't have a whole lot of information, but it doesn't matter because once upon a time, like a lot of us other vets, he signed a blank check for our nation. >> a state agency put out this all call for the funeral fearing no one would attend as the veteran had no family or known friends. they neednot have worried. the appeal went viral. a trio of planes performed a f

the bay area democrat says she was about to board an air force bus for a previously approved visit when she got a letter from the white house.president trump told her he was canceling her military transport because of the government shutdown and added," i am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate."earlier this week speaker pelosi wrote her own letter, suggesting that the president postpone his state of the union address because of the shutdown. it does appear to be tit for tat - i worry though that the federal protocol is you don't reveal, particularly when someone is second in line to the presidency, when they're going into a war zone. so, i was very concerned how this action took place just in terms of future trips..pelosi was unwilling to go that far. "do you view this retaliation?" "i would hope not. i don't think the president would be that petty do you?" "you're essentially accusing the president of the united states of endangering the lives of members of cong

is number ten, air force bases have already agreed to withdraw this amendment. i look forward to debating and further. my amendment increases here operations with 400 million to 1.54 billion. it also increases the military construction member from 700 million to 2.8 billion. these numbers are to be exactly the four request of the united states air force base to rebuild. i have a letter on file from the staff from major general supporting all of these numbers. the administration has already promised to rebuild completely until the air force base returns with missions. the nasa decision to designate their air force home to three additional squadrons of f35 by 2023. tyndale is a base but is critical to national security. it is critical to the economy of my district. it makes up 37% of the domestic products of my home county. tyndale has asset air to the golf range which is elite training and testing facility. it cannot be duplicated anywhere else in the world. fully appropriating for the rebuild of front allows the air force to plan and execute the rebuild of the b

served in the united states air force from 1964 to 1968 during the vietnam war. he died in november. not much else is known. what the people did know about joseph is that no naem or friend were going to show up. and the call went out across social media to make sure the 72 year-old was honored. and perfect strangers showed up in force. >> it's a testament to the bond we share having served. >> air force honor guard escorted the flag draped coffin to the cemetery. the front row usually reserved for family sat empty. but many surrounded to pay respects to a veteran they didn't know. >> let's not forget the sacrifices that have been made by this awesome veteran. i'm so overwhelmed but the show of love and support for someone they never met before. >> reporter: with no family to receive the american flag. it was presented to doug. with the texas veterans land boar. he helped spread the word about walkers service. >> i was blown away of what i saw today. just a good feeling that came through my body. wow. this is beautiful. >> reporter: in the end all that mattered wa

quiet end to a mostly secret military operation that began in the early 1950s when the army and air forcent tam was the perfect place for a radar station to watch for russian bombers that might fly in over the golden gate. >> so this was the basement of one of the air force barracks. >> reporter: now gary is an expert on the site and producer of an award-winning documentary called "the invisible peak" about what happened when the military moved in. >> half a million cubic yards of the mountain top disappeared. the army altered, blasted, and bulldozed over 1 hupp acres of this sentinel mountain. >> reporter: on top of the flattened peak they built two big radar domes, tracking stations and barracks to house hundreds of technicians and soldiers. >> the cold war was the real thing at that time. so neb really waobody really wa the military that opportunity. >> reporter: but by 1980 the base was obsolete and the military moved out. local citizens started to tear down the buildings. >> we thought it was very important that we help to clean up this mess the air force left because it was so unsig

> when it comes to women and sky diving, amy shemalecki has become a legend, a member of re bull air force. she has taken it upon herself to make sure women get involved in the sport. we had her on talking about the first fly girl's summit. the second one just happened and it is a two-day event where they address issues facing women in sports, but aalso have a number of competitions where these women sky divers can partake. they had about 55 of them. >> that's a good number. >> it's a solid number. >> definitely some nerds up there, but they all do great. >> they had hundreds of women there to come learn, maybe get into the sport. they even had three new female certified sky diving instructors become certified that day. they had an entire day full of competition, and amy herself came in second believe it or not, there were three other women that placed first in the different categories. >> of course being a trail blazer and to bring people along the trail behind you. when people breakthrough a ceiling or the first person to do something or become the focus, it's great when they reach behin

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. >> when you're with somebody every day, i like getting up early to catch the plane on air force one. the food is good, the gum lottery is wonderful and we don't have to go through tsa. [ laughter ] >> think this was 2009, the first meeting. i think the body language is everyone is trying to get their point across. and in this point the president is trying to make his point and everyone is listening. this was when they caught dillon roof, the young man who killed nine churchgoers he was waiting to be announced to go make a statement to the press. >> socks and buddy the dog, this is after a run. if you came in at 7 am, he did his job. and you started with him. if you came at 8 am here with mrs. clinton all day, and you may be traveling all day. if you came in at noon you don't know when you're going home because if they had guess staying at the house, he had gotten so good about the history of the white house, he would tell you stuff and even do research on his own to tell you stuff about the house you didn't know. he's a wonderful guy with everything i love cats and dogs and i think

thousands of people showing up for the funeral of an air force veteran they never knew. life and never new york city newsroom with more of this. laura, an incredible show of love. >> absolutely. an incredible show of patriotic support, as we saw there. thousands of people showed up in force after hearing there was a veteran it was about to have a funeral with no family or friends who would be in attendance. look at that. joseph walker of texas died november 19th of natural causes at the age of 72. he had served in the air force from 1964 through 1968, after his death his family contacted a funeral home and also to arrange for service, but according to the director, they were never heard from again. after hearing about the plans to lay walker to rest as an unaccompanied veteran, the central texas state veterans cemetery stepped in and appealed to supporters and a facebook post that went viral in hopes that he would be buried alone. veterans came in droves from north texas, houston, austin, and san antonio to stand in as his family. a cemetery spokesman told us at least 25