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" Anything that has to do with feeding , bunking or caring for the troops comes under my office , " she said . Downer : Yes , basically what we ’ re saying about the troops coming home is that once the situation is satisfactorily stable , as far as the police operations are concerned , then the bulk of the military can come home . We see no fighting , no soldiers , no " dinner news " deaths , as we did in the Viet Nam War , and no troops coming home in body bags . RF : Well , I got a job at the base there in the billeting office , and I would assign quarters to the troops coming in and listen to all their complaints . I held them at bay for some time , when word was brought me that my right was being turned , and finding no troops coming to my support , and finding that unless I retired all would be killed or captured , I reluctantly gave the order to retire , and in good order the whole command came off the field slowly , and , firing as they retired , succeeded in bringing off nearly all their wounded . Their loss was far heavier in proportion than that of the troops coming later into action . This latest photo-op with the troops comes just two weeks after the American people sent a clear message by rejecting his Party 's permanent commitment to a failed strategy in Iraq and by electing a Democratic Congress . The staged managed aircraft carrier landing resulted in hours of additional delays for the troops coming home on that ship . Ord also went in according to orders , without hearing a gun from the south of town but supposing the troops coming from the south-west must be up by that time . Lets stop this us and them nonsense though because thoughtful people on both sides of this issue can recognize that support for the troops comes in many forms . The origins of the Warwickshire Yeomanry goes back to April 1794 when four troops formed in the county , these troops coming together in 1797 to form a Regiment , second in seniority after the Wiltshire Yeomanry . " What Bush did n't acknowledge - - what his words seemed to mask - - is that a lot of people who did support Bush 's decision to send troops to Iraq in 2002 believe that both the United States and Iraq would be better off if those troops came home soon .