Another point I want to make is that the island of Guam, and Micronesia in general pumps alot of bodies in the U.S. military, and many have given the ultimate sacrifice. On Guam's airport, Pat Won airport, you can see a string of pictures of Micronesians that have given their lives in the recent wars of Afghanistan and Iraq, all lined up along a wall, I was totally amazed. So we have to be careful when you mention military because, you include these islanders WHOM ARE U.S CITIZENS and in some cases MORESOE AMERICAN than alot of Americans you find in the states. Many Guamanians live in the U.S. particularily in California and most have served in the U.S. military. They are very patriotic and physically tough. So what happens alot is "Houlie" come over from US mainland stationed on Guam and right away has this misconception of Guamanians being some third world country and that pisses alot of the Guamanians off. Nothing could be further from the truth. Culturally different but nonetheless, U.S. at heart.