they moved along the flightline, setting two time bombs in each of the air national guard fighter jets light of day, investigators found eight of the planes were totally destroyed. two were second half damaged. the price tag is put at $45 million. a leftist group claims responsibility for the bombing. their immediate target of criticism, the renewal of the military draft reg slation. but officials see this as the latest incident in a long list of political violence in puerto rico, and the guard commander says it was a very professional one at that. >> they've done a good job, yes, sir. police figured they set the bombs at midnight when the guards change. so they had a good vibe on what was going on here. >> the terrorists involved are connected with the ambush of the u.s. navy bus in puerto rico a year ago. two seamen were killed, ten wounded. in this attack on the national guard base, no one was hurt, but officials say that was nothing but luck. sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >>

they moved along the flightline, setting two time bombs in each of the air national guard fighter jetsstroyed. two were second half damaged. the price tag is put at $45 million. a leftist group claims responsibility for the bombing. their immediate target of criticism, the renewal of the military draft reg slation. but officials see this as the latest incident in a long list of political violence in puerto rico, and the guard commander says it was a very professional one at that. >> they've done a good job, yes, sir. police figured they set the bombs at midnight when the guards change. so they had a good vibe on what was going on here. >> the terrorists involved are connected with the ambush of the u.s. navy bus in puerto rico a year ago. two seamen were killed, ten wounded. in this attack on the national guard base, no one was hurt, but officials say that was nothing but luck. sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >> well,

unintended consequences of the proposal will be the creation of a requirement on low income participants flightlinea phaseout of voice only. i urge the commission to preserve a no charge option for lifeline participants who may not be able to afford even a modest co-pay and maintain a voice only option. it is crucial for lifeline beneficiaries in my district and that thee country expansion of the program to include broadband will not be at the expense of essential voice services. regarding the set-top box proposal, and concerned with the potential for unintended consequences like those raised in the op-ed written by henry waxman including the ability to enforce copyright protections and the potential negative impact the proposal could have on diversity and inclusion of minority voices. stakeholders, am concerned the proposal could lead to a new form of digital redlining. i ask unanimous consent to include three items into the record. the first letter is addressed to chairman wheeler, signed by 10 civil rights organizations, urging the slow mentally study can be conducted. the second cautions the co

they moved along the flightline, setting two time bombs in each of the air national guard fighter jets the price tag is put at $45 million. a leftist group claims responsibility for the bombing. their immediate target of criticism, the renewal of the military draft reg slation. but officials see this as the latest incident in a long list of political violence in puerto rico, and the guard commander says it was a very professional one at that. >> they've done a good job, yes, sir. police figured they set the bombs at midnight when the guards change. so they had a good vibe on what was going on here. >> the terrorists involved are connected with the ambush of the u.s. navy bus in puerto rico a year ago. two seamen were killed, ten wounded. in this attack on the national guard base, no one was hurt, but officials say that was nothing but luck. sometimes luck is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >> well, the ship pulled in at san juan, puerto rico, because it was supposed to be a really good liberty port