mrs. lummis: i have and amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 2 offered by mrs. lummis of wyoming. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 472, the gentlewoman from wyoming, mrs. lummis and a member opposed each will control five minutes of the the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wyoming. mrs. lummis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i'm offering this amendment with representative labrador. after discussions with our local agriculture producers and the public lands council on some needed adjustments to the underlying bill. this amendment includes some conforming language to the senate version of the grazing improvement act that was marked up in the energy and natural resources committee last november. this includes allowing the secretary to consolidate environmental reviews of allotment in order to reduce the backlog on permit and lease renewals. the amendment clarifies the definition of current grazing management to the commonsense wording of the terms and conditions

recognize the gentlewoman from wyoming, the vice chairman of our subcommittee, miss lummis for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to extend my appreciation to the next of kin here present of our deceased members of the military who participate d in te mission that brought down extortion 17. we are grateful for your family's service, for you your sacrifice, and they will not be forgotten. i also want to comment, mr. chairman, on an old 2009 hbo movie called "taking chance" that was a documentary about a fallen iraq veteran, a marine by the name of chance phelps, and it illustrated the treatment that the military provides to our service men and women once they have been killed in action and their remains are being returned to their homes. chance phelps, who was the soldier who was killed and whose return to my home state of wyoming is illustrated in that film, is someone whose parents i knew, my husband and chance phelps' father were high school friends, and i know his mother very well and how proud we are that the manner in which he was treated was so well illustrated by the film and how it accu