:16:00
- How much?
- One thousand.
:16:02
You? Ah, it's too much.
Beaucoup.
:16:05
Yeah, for sure. No, no good.
- [Indistinct]
:16:08
**If you miss the train I"m on **
:16:13
-** You will know that I am gone **
- No. No.
:16:18
-** You can hear the whistle blow **
- No. Go home, mama-san.
:16:23
**A hundred miles **
:16:28
**Lord, I"m one, Lord, I"m two **
:16:34
**Lord, I"m three, Lord, I"m four **
:16:39
**Lord, I"m five hundred miles **
:16:44
**From my home **
:16:49
**Five hundred miles
Five hundred miles **
:16:54
**Five hundred miles
Five hundred miles **
:16:59
**Lord, I"m five hundred miles **
:17:05
**From my home ****
:17:11
We thought of ourselves, I think,
as trying to defeat communists.
:17:16
Defeat--Accepting a view of, uh--
the Walt Rostow kind of view--
:17:21
of covert aggression
of some kind.
:17:24
The kind of view that enabled you
to think of the conflict...
:17:27
in, really, World War II terms.
:17:29
That was an unquestioned assumption.
:17:31
It had an idealistic flavor to it,
:17:33
but it was the underpinning of
an imperial policy, basically.
:17:37
I shared the assumption,
very easily,
:17:40
and felt it as an idealistic one really.
:17:42
We were doing something for them.
:17:44
I recall that I was in the New York area
at the time,
:17:48
and I stopped by
to see General MacArthur,
:17:51
who I had known for several years.
:17:55
Uh, when he greeted me, he made, uh,
quite a prophetic statement.