they were ffown to safety by this man--chief warrant officer kent crisler. (kent crisler, chief warrant offiier) "this wouud make a hecc of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw hoping tha this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the firstttime, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few peope in the world that were there and part offhat, that you can actually talk about problems." and they're together once again, seeing this elicopter exaxatly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i mean, if i saw this in a movie, this ver would happn. who of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, thank you so much." they'll be speaking today at a veteran's day ceremony in dubuque -- inside the mystique communiniy ice center.. it bbgins at ten- thirty this several nati

(kent crisler, chief warrant officer) "this would make a heck of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, that you problems." and they're together once again, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i stand there and experience all of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, and of course, we want to say thank you to those three gentlemen not only for sharing their story, but for their service--and of course that goes out to all the veterans out there. i also want to take this chance to say happy birthday to th

(kent crisler, chief warrant officer) "this would make a heck of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm but t don't know."" they've e een in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few can actually talk about problems." and they're together onceceagain, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i mean, if i saw this in a movie, this never would happen. who would believe it would happen." " "what were yy feeling when you got to actually see it, and thank those men will be speaking at dubuque's veteran's day ceremony, which will be held inside the mystique community ice center. that begins around ten-thirty this morning. and a thank you to all of you who served. we honor you on this veterans day -- as we take a live look at washington, d.c from the shington monnment camera. another look at

(kent crisler, chihi warrant officer) "this would make a heck of a movie." but inintead of a movv theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of eir past. (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the first tiue, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, that you can actually talk about problems." and they're together once again, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i mean, if i saw this in a movie, this never would happen. who would believe it would happen." "what were you feeling when you got to actually see it, and stand there and experience all of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, thank you so much." >> that was brarahansen reporting from dubuqu

they were flown to safety by this man--chief warrant officer kent crisler. "this would make a heck of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, that you can actually talk about problems." and they're together once again, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i mean, if i saw this in a movie, this never would happen. who would believe it would happen." "what were you feeling when you got to actually see it, and stand there and experience all of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, thank you so much." an iowan used to saving lives is now fight

(kent crisler, chief warrant ofcer) "this would make a heck of a movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confroning ghosts of (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw but don't know."" all three men in dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, that you can actually talk about problems." and they're together once aaain, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 "what were you feelii when of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, dubuque held its veteran's day ceremony this morning at the mystique community ice center. many schools in easternnowa hell assemblies for veterans today. students at cedar falls high school took time to pay their respects for those who served in vietnam students came from kingsley, kittrell, lou henry and orange elementary to hoover middldlschool auditorium

they were flown to safety by this man--chief warrant officer kent crisler. officer) movie." but instead of a movie theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne burk, chief warrant officer) "44 years after i saw it the last time, and now i'm seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three men in dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in the world that were there and part of that, problems." and they're together once again, seeing this helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. mean, if i saw this in a movie, this never would happen. who would believe it would happen." "what were you feeling when you got to actually see it, and stand there and experience all of that? "it brought tears to my eyes. it's truly an honor, thank you so much." that was brad hansen reporting. they'll be speaking today at a veteran's day ceremony in dubuque. there's a lot of

(kent crisler, chief warrant theater, they're holding court in a hotel ballroom--confronting ghosts of their past. (wayne seeing it again. maybe i'm hoping that this is a closure, but i don't know." all three mennn dubuque for the first time, but it's hardly the first time they've been in touch with one another. "it's almost like a support system, to be able to talk, because there were just so few people in theeworld that were there and part of that, that you can actually talk about problems." and they're together once again, seeing ths helicopter exactly as it was, 44 years ago. "it's an experience that, i mean, if i saw this in a movie, this never would happen. who would believe it would happen." "what were you feeling when you got to actually see it, and my eyes. it's truly an honor, thank they'll be speaking today at a veteran's day ceremony in dubuque -- inside the mystique community ice center. it begins at ten- thirty this morning. we still have a lot t get to this morning: including ddvers seeing ddble. police say one stop sign isn't enough to drive home their message. so are p