we were getting ready for bastone. the battle of the bulge. we were there for three months, we stayed there. we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they were making wooden barrels for the wine, wine barrels. and all women. there was no wen. all women was working, you know. so they found a place that we could stay there. first the first platoon, second platoon and officers. we had two houses and a bungalow. we slept in the houses. and the officers slept in the bungalow. we stayed there for three months. okay. so we've got to get into bastone to fight the battle of the bulge. so the time came that our three months, we were moving, we had to move forward. that's when i took patton up so we could move his organization and get closer to the front. patton says to me, i want you to stay here and take a lieutenant. when we move out tomorrow, we were supposed to move out of there and check the place before we leave. okay. so it was about 4:00 in the afternoon. they all pulled out. the lieutenant, i met him from galveston, texas. we both st

we're going to get into bastone for battle of the bulge. so after three months, we're moving forward. that's when we were looking for areas to move the organizations to get closer to the front. and patton says to me, stay here, pick a lieutenant and we when we move out tomorrow, we are supposed to move out of there and check the place before we leave. okay. so around 4:00 in the afternoon, they all pull out. i mess a guy from galveston, texas. they both stayed there. we slept in the officer's bungalow. so we left that morning and we headed out and said, we have to go down to the office down here and we have to check out. i said, okay, so i went there and there was a lady, she must have been about 45, 50 years old. he said take her and go down and read the meters. i said, what meters. he said, electric meters. he said, you know how to read them. yeah. a thousand, whatever it is, he said, read them. i read them, brought them back it him, and then, you had a pink sheet of paper and we had to pay rent for the houses we stayed there for three mo

we were getting ready for bastone and battle of the bulge. we were there for three months, we stayed there. we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they made the wooden barrels for wine, wine barrels. and all women, no men. all women working. so they found a place we could stay. we had first platoon system and the officers and two houses and a bungalow. so we slept in the houses and officers slept in the bungalows. we stayed there for three months. okay, so we get everything ready. we're going to get into bastone for battle of the bulge. he says, i want to you stay here. when we move out tomorrow, about 4:00 in the afternoon they all moved out. and he says, we have to go down here to check out. so i went there and there was a lady who was around 45, 50 years old. she says, take her and read the meters. i said, what meters? and she said the electric meters. we read them, brought them back to them, and then he had a pink sheet of paper and we had to pay rent for the houses we stayed there for three months. we stayed there. we stayed

we were getting ready for bastone and battle of the bulge. we were there for three months, we stayed there. we stayed in a place in a wine barrel factory where they made the wooden barrels for wine, wine barrels. and all women, no men. all women working. so they found a place we could stay. we had first platoon system and the officers and two houses and a bungalow. so we slept in the houses and officers slept in the bungalows. we stayed there for three months. okay, so we get everything ready. we're going to get into bastone we are getting ready for the battle of the bulge. so three months to move forward, that's when i took patton up there to organize these organizations that moved closer to the front and he says to me, i want to you stay here and take a lieutenant with you and when we move out tomorrow, check the place before we leave. okay. so about 4:00 in the afternoon they all pulled out. and we got up that morning and we have to go down to the office down here i said, okay, about 45, 50 years old, he says, take her and take her down to

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and a bible belt baston of rednecks and racism.olina, would say you're dead wrong. he's out front to debunk the myths. >> this is that time of year, you know, the ugly stereotypes disfiguring a beautiful sate. >> number one. >> this is the old one for back in strom thurmond days. it's had a 15% population growth in the last ten years. those counties along the coast, out of state immigrants, retirees looking for a better quality of life. they changed the character of the state enormously. >> a lot of those people coming from the north? >> the north, the northeast. a lot of jobs, manufacturing plants. we've got an indian american governor and then the new representative from charleston, tim scott. an african-american tea party leader representing the first district. he beat thurmond's son in the primary. it's a great story and it's a sign of how the stereo e types don't hold. >> oh, they say, south carolina, it's all about evangelicals. is it? >> bob jones university seems to become shorthand for the entire state's politics and it's