Always be proud of what you are doing here.

We are very grateful for the cooperation that we've had.

You are the best all-around fighting force.

We must act here, where our values and interests so clearly are at stake.

We thank you for defending our Nation's values and our Nation's interests.

Only the people of Bosnia can seize that chance and come together as equal citizens of a shared land with a common destiny.

I have said it before and I will say it again: You can see from this operation that America looks out for its own.

The soldiers I've talked with are proud of their accomplishments and ready for the hard work ahead.

We are very grateful.

As one of our Army engineers put it, 'We've been crossing rivers for 218 years; we're going to cross this river.'

And of course, I've got Mr. Bob Gallucci, one of our most able diplomats; he helped to unravel our problem, our North Korea problem.

I think it's a remarkable thing that Hungary and the United States are involved as partners for peace now.

I want to tell everyone what I know they are going to tell me.

Absolutely. First of all, the most important thing for me was to come and see our troops and to tell them that I support them, the American people support them, and we appreciate what they're doing here.

I wish every American could see firsthand what the men and women of our military are accomplishing under very difficult conditions.

We do have to finish the job and balance the budget; the question is how.

We want to fight terrorism.

H.R. 1358 requires the Secretary of Commerce to convey to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts the National Marine Fisheries Service laboratory.