So on this warm September they sat down after putting the kids to bed to watch the news, expecting little of importance to be revealed. It was what is...known in the news business as a slow news day. There weren’t any violent deaths, multiple car pileups, or miraculous cures for disease to be announced. The local sports teams were in the midst of slumps. None of the players had made headlines in over two weeks. John and Mary settled down as the two anchors casually joked with each other. The one. They were not secured in the boot and as the car weaved along the country roads they slid about. The woman who had put the cuffs on Paul had arranged him head to toe with the girl. As they were jostled about, they rubbed against one another. Paul was heavier and therefore moved less. At one stage the girl slid into a position where her face was against Paul's groin. She must have felt the growing stiffness in Paul's shorts against her face. She turned her head away but still had her cheek. Just like in that old American anecdote:A woman in the bar said to a cowboy: “- I’ve got such a huge hat! – I’m from Texas – the cowboy answered – I’ m large in proportion! – Oh, what a big lags of yours’!!! – The woman exclaimed again! – Well, I’ve told you, I’m from Texas! All my body parts are large!” the woman invited him “for a cup of coffee”. The next morning she told him disappointedly: “- Why did you say that you were large every where???!!! – I didn’t know you were from Texas either!!!. Much to our surprise all three of us made it and were assigned to the same unit. We would serve together in this unit our family with our other brothers our team till the end.In March of 2001 we were thinking about leaving the Army, however a event would change our lives. September 11th 2001 happened and it would change everyone’s lives. We were first sent to Iraq and we were there for 2 years just before we were to rotate home our unit lost our first member to a I.E.D. We were allowed home to.