Col. Winslow and his team are doing heroic work treating not only the soldiers but also the Iraqi civilians and they don't have the tools they need to do that. They need our support and any way that we can help, we will.

We have stopped work on the footbridge after objections from Pakistani soldiers,

[While accepting her] share of the responsibility ... were not the work of a few wayward soldiers and their female leader.

You have to have a feel for what's really going to work in the long run, what the issues are that may seem controversial in the short run, ... If you're pretty confident that you've thought it through, you'll go ahead. But if there's a lot of controversy and you actually listen to the opposition, sometimes you decide they're right.

I didn't think he acted appropriately. Still don't.

The Iraqis that Col. Winslow and the other doctors and nurses are treating will remember that help more than anything else, and that's important.