Nightline: Full-Time Warriors #748856
ABC Special for Thursday, Feb 19, 2004
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A broadcast of taped segments introduced by Ted Koppel (ABC) re: the impact of extended duty in Iraq on US National Guard personnel, including:
Taped segments with Dave Marash (ABC), guardsmen’s wives Jennifer Rose‡ and Patty Burdick‡, Lance Corporal Gary Crum‡, Specialist Sandra Tancread‡, Sergeant Christian Garcia, Peter St. Jean of the Wyatt Federal Detention Center, Johnston (Rhode Island) Police Chief Richard Tamborini‡, Sen. Jack Reed, recruiting manager Richard Kalee‡, First Sergeant Thomas Dolan‡, Dolan’s wife Christine‡, guardsman’s wife Susan Cummings‡, Sergeant Glen MacDonald, Sergeant Harley Monteiro, and unidentified others. Taped segment with Erin Hayes (ABC), Sergeant Derrick Hurt‡, Hurt’s father Larry, Major Keith Porter, and First Sergeant Timothy Beydler. A brief live discussion between Koppel and Jonathan Karl (ABC) re: the new United Nations timetable for elections in Iraq.
- Reporter(s):
- Marash, Dave;
- Hayes, Erin
- Duration:
- 00:29:00
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