nurse. [ applause ] first lieutenant eleanor porter, u.s. army, women's specialist corps. [ applause ] sergeant daze city lozak, u.s. marine corps, supply specialist. lieutenant pa trisha johnson, u.s. navy recruiter. and captain kathy taylor, u.s. air force, head nurse, station hospital medical ward in korea. [ applause ] >> we're so happy that you all are here today with us. now, i'm only going to ask one question each for the sake of time and that way we can have questions from the audience. so i will start with lieutenant drake. lieutenant drake, did you feel that medical training for combat was adequate for the numbers and sent of injuries that you encountered in the m.a.s.h.? how well did the movie and tv series portray what your teams endured? >> myself, i had no training at all going in on combat zone. i was stationed at walter reed hospital and i had good training at walter reed in the operating room and also i trained in nurse's training i thought was very well done for me to work if will korea. but we had no combat ahead of time a

first rlieutenant kathy drake. [ applause ] first lieutenant eleanor porter, u.s. army. smch [ applause ] sergeant daisy lozak u.s. marine corps. [ applause ] >>> lieutenant patricia johnson, united states naefr. captain katherine taylor, united states air force. [ applause ] how about a big round of applause for all our panelists. [ applause ] each of our ladies is married to veterans, as well, which is quite remarkable. kathy taylor met her husband who went to the air force shortly after the signing of the armistice. we're honored to have two of the husbands with us today. first lieutenant dr. dale drake and lieutenant thomas porter also korean war veterans. we would like to recognize three korean war husbands unable to join us, as well, today before stach sergeant lewis lozak, vice admiral john johnson and pfc robert f. myers. it's been a remarkable program today and it's time to wrap it up, but i hope you've all benefited from the words that were spoken today. it was some 60 years ago on the korean peninsula and the future of cokorea was very much in dou. and despite

eleanor porter from springfield, virginia.erved in the medical specialist corps where she worked with burn patients, amputees, and patients with traumatic head injuries. >>> have you had a flight from hell? this might rank up there with yours as the plane is taxing down the runway, somebody goes crazy in the aisle. but it is not a passenger. it is a flight attendant. yeah, that would make anybody nervous. this happened aboard an american airlines flight. passengers say that flight attendant warned that the plane was going to crash and she started talking about the 9/11 terror attacks. >> i do think the situation would have been extremely out of control if we had been in there and i thank god we were not. >> exactly. they were on the ground, so passengers could hold the flight attendant down until the airport police got there and she was taken into custody. american airlines replaced the crew member and the plane took off about two hours later. so, you take the kids to chuck e. cheese and when it's time to go home, you leave on