Max Cleland: “I will say that coming to the House is an interesting experience because in the Senate, we are not limited by the…”

It'll be at Pusan, Korea, as a matter of fact, sir.

The secretary of the Army has asked me to be the co-chair of an advisory committee, now, because full-blown statutory authority now, thanks to the Congress--to advise the secretary of the Army on matters concerning Arlington.

Anyone who visits and doesn't come back awed by that experience doesn't have blood in their veins.

I have felt that the American Battle Monuments Commission is really America's premier storyteller of our story abroad.