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This is CBS. I am the world. I'm John Bachelor. It is Sunday, October 23, 1983.

Truck bombs. Beirut Lebanon.

Driving into the American and French deployment of Marines and personnel,

to quiet the upset, the disorder, the violence in Beirut and in Lebanon.

This is the beginning of the conflict with Hezbollah. Hezbollah means party of God.

At that time, we know now it was headed by a man named Mugnia, now deceased. His son is deceased.

Mugnia was the party of God, the same organisation that had bombed the US Embassy in Beirut,

had abducted the head of CIA station chief Mr. Buckley and tortured him to death.

Forty years ago, right now, Hezbollah, the same Hezbollah, now a raid in Baka,

the valley north of Israel, with a hundred thousand, how many missiles we don't know,

and ready to attack in the north of Israel while it deals with the security threat in the south with Hamas.

I welcome Colonel Jeff McCawson, the United States Army retired, CBS news.

Dickinson College visiting professor and CEO of Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy.

Hezbollah was a blow to the United States and a blow to the Reagan administration at the time.

We've learned a great deal since then about suicide and martyr bombings and about the risk

that America takes when it enters into this part of the world.

What is your measure now, Jeff, of the US ability to contain Hezbollah with those two massive fleets

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