A special thanks to that wonderful staff that we have for the efforts, the late hours they have put in. This could not have been done without them. ... I would like to quote the great Roman orator, Mr. Chairman, who once said that ``gratitude is the greatest of all virtues.'' So in what we do today, in passing this bill, which is basically a very good and strong bill for the military of the United States, we are saying ``thank you.'' And we express our gratitude to them, to the men and women of all ranks, to the men and women of all branches, regardless of their specialty. They have done good.
Charles Skelton: “A special thanks to that wonderful staff that we have for the efforts, the late hours they have put in. This could not…”
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Expressing gratitude for military personnel and staff during debate on a military bill.
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