Two words describe you : Fit and LEDGEND . we love you to bits .

Webster was my favorite, particularly after I read his book Parachute Infantry. He had a quick intelligence and a way with words that made you feel as though he was your good friend. And he was brave, too, even though he didn't personally think so. As said by Burton Christenson, Webster's comrade: I watched a man during the peak of one of our most epic struggles with the Germans. We had fought for twelve hours. The enemy fire was showing on our nerves. The men were done in. The look of death showed in the faces of the living. The men of the first platoon were trying to blend into anything that made them inconspicuous. Tension mounted. Then far up ahead at the closest point to the enemy, standing erect, stood Dave Webster, shouting to the Germans to surrender. And as they sheepishly passed this hunk of a man, going to the end of their war, the first platoon again moved forward. I also love Eion Bailey in the role -- he's so expressive with just his eyes alone that he made the part of Webster come alive.