our photojournalist walter hildebrand gives us a sneak peak -- next. then a little later - right place -- right time. how a quick thinking officer helped rescue a geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. now -- all new at five-thirty - something old -- something new. you can new "musket range" to the public. here's ten on your side's walter hildebrand with a sneak peak from williamsburg. (01- 54:08) "this was seen as really a neat way to attract new people to williamsburg who may never have been here, or came here a long time ago and think there's nothing williamsburg are hoping you'll want to have a blast (68-32:01) "fire!" (02-03:16) "the guests have always asked about being able to fire a gun especially after visiting the magazine and being intrigued by them." and for those guests, opportunity knocks (24-13:28) "until you're ready to fire, keep your finger to the side of the guard". (01-53:35) "so we have a very safe opportunity here for folks to come work, their history and then to be able to take a couple of shots with it". (28-

they honored the 18 heroes of the locally based 203rd red horse squadron as 10 on your sides walter hildebrand reports - the day is still very difficult for people close to the fallen heroes. as far as reunions go, this is a difficult to have to remember lt. colonel stock dinsmore/203rd red horse squadron (29-51:46) "you kind of go through it when you get out here and really have to remember and bring back some of those emotions, it's still kind of tough". fifteen years ago to the day, the c-23 sherpa carrying 3 crewmen and 18 national guardsmen crashed in rural georgia, killing all twenty one on board. (27-49:49) "we lift our hearts and minds to you for the lives we have come here today to honor and to celebrate" as they've done every year since the tragedy, family and friends gathered to remember their service and commitment to country. for some, it's a hard day to face. (30-56:42) "it's nice that they continue to hono the men and that's what i appreciate, that they continue to honor the summerell's husband richard died in the crash, she was told to come to camp pendleton that day (30-57:31)

georgia. 18 of the virginia beach based 203rd red horse squadron were honored. 10 on your sides walter hildebrand was there too. as far as reunions go, this is a difficult to have to remember lt. colonel stock dinsmore/203rd red horse squadron (29-51:46) "you kind of go through it thorughout the year but when you get out here and really have to remember and bring back some of those emotions, it's still kind of tough". fifteen years ago to the carrying 3 crewmen and 18 national guardsmen crashed in rural georgia, killing all twenty one on come here today to honor and to celebrate" as they've done every year since the tragedy, family and friends gathered to remember their service and commitment to country. for some, it's a hard day to face. (30-56:42) "it's nice that they continue to hono the men and that's what i appreciate, that they continue to honor the men, but it's difficult it jusat takes you back and you re-live". ellen summerell's husband richard died in the crash, she was told to come to camp pendleton that day (30-57:31) "commander terlupp told me there was a plane crash and that all the