How does it feel to be down in your bunker with all of that artillery coming in? A little bit shaky. The almond, natural born chicken. We understand back home that this was one of the roughest places in the war. Would you agree with that? I certainly would. It is. It's pretty bad over here. Could you tell us about some of your experiences since you've been here? Uh, a lot of artillery incoming rounds and mortars. It's not much you can say about it. Have you had some pretty close calls? Not too close, pretty close. I'm still here. How much longer are you going to be here at the end? We're supposed to leave in the morning. I hope so. Going to go on a little artillery. Oh, I'd like that. I'd like to go to Hawaii and leave my wife. How long have you been married? Oh, about a year and six months.