If we were to follow the format of Edith's memorial service, we would be here until next Wednesday,

This memorial service is for anyone who would like to participate.

By next Wednesday, we'll have a much better idea where we are. We're still going through the bid packets, doing some value-engineering. I don't really relish going back and having to ask for more money.

It's a combination of new service hours and taking existing hours that aren't very productive and moving them into services that are more productive.

This memorial is more than a remembrance, it's also a reminder that women in the military's service to America is not new and should never again be allowed to go unrecognized. We don't allow women in service as a social favor; we do not train women in the name of a noble social experiment. Today, women in uniform are part of the national security of the United States, and this isn't a modern nicety, it's a military necessity. . . . Our military wouldn't be what it is today without women.

We just needed to beat the Poles which is what this England may have to do next Wednesday,