though it couldn't be proven that alexander caused the flooding, we later confirmed that he had a reputation at holman. >> word had spread around and gotten back to me that andrew was actually probably one of their more violent and notorious inmates. >> when we finally met alexander in person, we discovered he once had a notorious reputation outside of prison as well. his crimes had occurred more than two decades earlier when he and his cousins were known as the i-10 bandits. >> we might strike in texas. then the next time they see us, we were in florida the next day. we never got off the highway. >> alexander estimates he and his cousin logged almost 50 robberies in six states. and the target was always the same. >> we were just robbing hotels. we weren't robbing nothing but hotels. we would try to go to hotels on the weekend before they go to the bank and make bank drops. now these days they got the credit cards and stuff. this is back in the '80s. more cash was being used then than it is today. >> how much money did you make? >> a lot. we blew it as soon as we made it. i wasn't the type of robber where you might see where i was down and dirty or nothing like

alexander lowe. world war i. andrew hamilton world war i. james edmonds patton world war i. korea. vietnam. command historian steve carney is the current keeper of the history at arlington national cemetery and many of its stories. dating back to the first burial here during the civil war. is this essentially where the cemetery then began? starting with private christman? >> the war dead from the civil war started bringing them to this site. >> reporter: how quickly did this cemetery start to expand at that point? >> kind of where we're standing up to the crest of this ridge. all these burials were conducted here between may 13th and june 14th of 1864. on june 15th of 1864 we officially become a national cemetery. >> reporter: graves then were made of a thin piece of wood with a name carved into it. marble markers were installed in 1872. >> we're often asked, you know what's the genesis of the cemetery? what the facts are is that this ground that george washington's step grandson the child he raised as his own son, when he inherited this property he built the arlington house

andrew nicholas ellis, deck watch officer cutter tampa, portsmouth virginia. drew alexanderk watch officer san juan puerto rico. stephanie ann figgins, alameda, california. dylan francis, boston massachusetts. clayton greeley flynn graduating with honors student engineer cutter val yant, mayport, florida. katherine diane flocken, deck watch officer, san juan puerto rico. nicholas mitchell foster student engineer boston, massachusetts. boston fullmer graduating high honors, detroit, michigan. his commission will be presented by his father, colonel james fullmer, u.s. army. elizabeth may furlin, portsmouth new hampshire. her commission will be presented by her father, john furman jr. captain retired. >> nicole marie garrett graduating with high honors flight training pensacola, florida. megan joan ja vosky izaac mayo, key west, florida. vaughn douglas gamen cutter hamilton charleston, south carolina. kaelany geefer, graduating with high honors, william flores, miami, florida. salvatore giapapa cutter active, port angeles washington. michael franco giorgio the third, deck watch

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