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'Earlier this evening, General Hollister
was honoured by his alma mater,'
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'the Marine Military Institute.'
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'At the banquet tonight,
MMI dedicated the Hollister Exhibit'
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'in their Memorial Hall,'
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'the General thereby
joining other select alumni'
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'who have distinguished themselves
in the defence of their country.'
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'General Hollister
was given a standing ovation.'
:32:28
'If any man in recent memory
may be said to have had charisma,'
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'certainly, that man was
General Martin J Hollister.'
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'Early on in the Korean War,
as a colonel commanding armoured cavalry,'
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'Hollister captured the imagination
of the American people.'
:32:45
'His courage, his brilliance
in improvising in the heat of battle,'
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'his colourful garb of riding britches,
boots and pearl-handled Colt.45'
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'soon earned him the nickname
The Iron Horseman.'
:32:58
'Later, as a brigadier general
with his own division,'
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'he distinguished himself
by a daring end run in which,'
:33:05
'out of ammunition, using only his
famous pistol and a monumental bluff,'
:33:11
'he succeeded in capturing the opposing
enemy commander and his headquarters.'
:33:17
'Finally, a land mine accomplished
what nothing else could -'
:33:21
'put General Hollister out of action
with severe wounds,'
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'wounds that necessitated
his untimely retirement from active duty'
:33:30
'as one of the youngest major generals
in this nation's military history.'
:33:38
'On the foreign scene,
the Secretary of State again reiterated'
:33:41
'the United States' determination
to keep troop levels in Europe stable.'
:33:45
'In reply to sharp Senate...'
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You still think he could
shoot someone for no reason?
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He's practically on Mount Rushmore.
:33:55
You didn't even recognise him.
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I was in a state of shock. I didn't
expect him to show up on our doorstep.