jack gehres has set up a lean-too. they put a wounded in the bottom and into the lean-to, he put the most terribly wounded men so nobody would have to look at them and they would get a false sense of soouk -- of soouk with the roof over their head. he was taking care of them and they took a direct hit by a shell and killed everybody and gehres and he was saying his prayers and good buy byes because he knew it was over. he felt a scratching at the back of his head and side of his face. somewhere during the previous year he found a little terrier dog he had adopted and brought him into the pocket. his name was billy. billy was digging him out. billy dug him out and they gathered each other up and looked and they saw that everybody else was dead and they went down to the bottom of the hillside to lend what secure they could for the wounded down there. the other two medics that survived was private irving sirotta. he was a russian jew and they called him the barren because he had a aristocratic thing in the world. and jimm

you've got to manage your own going not going door to door you got to get out by the end of the month gehring people. when i was a kid moving from apartment apartment and losing your stuff it's not a big deal but when you're in a home and you've accumulated so much stuff and you have stuff from your family that they've passed on and you can't take with you know it's hard to wealth is what you are know how. it's all people believe anymore. there's quite a few people in here they think that they're just to be able to walk up to a lawyer and fight to stay in here and really show you everybody's head for forward and say this part we're going to save this part. it's going to be taking. their lives or hope. there is no more fight. there is no more time. on the message. this place youth need name i used to keep my grasp of the fence was but after what they did give out is don't do nothing. that my part. found one that i will take. and. so i'm ready to go. i can move at any time now for the march to bunker basement apartment the one bedroom. that i'm going from two feet above ground zero four feet be