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and patent -- when patton the seventh army transferred the french werethe part of it. what was leclerc's reaction to that? dr neiberg: it's complicated. you are talking about command arrangements? it's complicated. wantarily, leclerc did not to serve under any of the generals who had once sworn the oath to vichy. politically, he is very anxious to make sure that the political chain of command goes back to charles de gaulle. the way that they do this, you will, under operational command of the americas, but political decision-making for the french army will rest with the gall. that is a difficult balance to strike, but they managed to do it. panelist on the right section, about halfway back. a young captain, i went through the engineer course and clarkgeneral rousseff lee , not to be confused with mark clark. i would throw his name in. so, general clark perform genome and service -- performed yeoman's service. battle in which the odds were against him, but he long asfor probably as viv could have been held onto. later in his career, he took one good battle and he wrote it for a long way. [laughter] winton: an

and patent -- when patton the seventh army transferred the french werethe part of it. what was leclerc's reaction to that? dr neiberg: it's complicated. you are talking about command arrangements? it's complicated. wantarily, leclerc did not to serve under any of the generals who had once sworn the oath to vichy. politically, he is very anxious to make sure that the political chain of command goes back to charles de gaulle. the way that they do this, you will, under operational command of the americas, but political decision-making for the french army will rest with the gall. that is a difficult balance to strike, but they managed to do it. panelist on the right section, about halfway back. a young captain, i went through the engineer course and clarkgeneral rousseff lee , not to be confused with mark clark. i would throw his name in. so, general clark perform genome and service -- performed yeoman's service. battle in which the odds were against him, but he long asfor probably as viv could have been held onto. later in his career, he took one good battle and he wrote it for a long way. [laughter] winton: an

dr. brad mow reno, and jess -- brad marino, and jessica with the congenital heart association. get mark and danielle. also, vince rendazel, sarah reer, and nicole patton with the national down syndrome society. again, most importantly, i want to thank our chairman for getting this through. so thank you very much. i urge swift passage of this lifesaving bill. let's get it to the president as soon as possible. i yield back, mr. speaker. mr. walden: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: mr. speaker, if there are no other of our colleagues that wish to speak, i'm prepared to close. echo my just again, support to senate amendment to h.r. 1222, worthy of our support. we will continue to build on the research and education concerning birth defects and most importantly will enable individuals and families who live with birth defects to have more hope. so with that i yield back. of the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: well, thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for his kind comments on this bipartisan legi