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so ty put under the direction of captain and lieutenant huntley. originally there were a few other commanders assigned above them, but the key was still moving a lot of pieces around. so within weeks everyone was changing personnel. but gunderson and huntley were two main ones over company 1530 for the duration and mohican. when you were in the camps, you were under army control. when you were out doing forestry projects, you were under state control. john c dix was assigned superintendent of the forestry projects. mohican. so they arrived by train at 9 a.m. they didn't arrive to the mpte until ten and then they got work building a mess, tent supplyr quarters, hospital they did not have their first meal until 430, so i'm they were pretty hungry. and here you can see it looks like they're finally a break. some of them their muskets in their hands so that be about 431 this sure think i see my father standing right there which one of them okay or or something like that. oh okay. yep oh my gosh. what was his name? raymond charles riordan calhoun. okay.

so, they were put under the direction of captain gunderson, lieutenant huntley. originally, there were a few other commanders assigned above them, but the ccc was still moving a lot of pieces around. so, within weeks, everyone was changing personnel, but gunderson and huntley were the main ones over 1530 for the duration of mohican. when you were in the cans, u were under army control. when you are out doing four projects, though, you were under state control. so, john dix was assigned as superintendent of the four projects at mohican. so, they arrived by train at , didn't arrive to the campsite until 10thenhe got to work building a mass tent, hospital board and supply tents. they do not have the first meal until 4:30. i'm sure they were pretty hungry . here, you can see looks like they are finally taking a break. some of them have their mess kits in their hands. that was be about 4:30 when this was. which one? okay. okay. you. what was his name? okay. okay. she thinks her father is in the photograph. for the future, that was great, belittled questions until the

as you know it is the most huntley populated place on the face of the earth. it's impossible to be there without committing laundry sources in israel. they do not want to do, that they can't do that. on the short term, there is going to be a big escalation. >> colonel jacobs, these attacks from hamas, highly targeted, successful, from their point of view. successful in penetrating israeli defenses. how are they able to do this. >> two ways. the first is a physically destroyed the barriers with bulldozers. came right through. evidently, someone was asleep at the switch. in addition to that, israel's military intelligence capability is very formidable. apparently it was also asleep at the switch. the kind of activities that would have had to proceed hamas making these attacks would not have gone unnoticed. there are a couple of things, one thing in particular that's important, israel has been highly focused on domestic political problems. not really paying attention. any investigation is probably going to uncover that is the case. if israel is not paying attenti