World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-11-23

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[0:18] Thanksgiving.

[0:23] >> The final days before American troops

[0:25] may be sent a dangerous mission to

[0:27] Bosnia. Bless those who are serving here

[0:29] and elsewhere.

[0:30] >> They paused today to give thanks.

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[0:38] and gang members who want to go

[0:40] straight.

[0:42] Burning their bridges with the past.

[0:46] From ABC, this is World News Tonight

[0:49] with Peter Jennings. Sitting in

[0:51] tonight's Forest Sawyer.

[0:53] >> Good evening. The US brokered agreement

[0:55] to end four years of fighting in Bosnia

[0:58] may be a step closer to reality tonight.

[1:00] The leader of the Bosnian Serbs has

[1:02] reportedly accepted the peace plan,

[1:03] though some Bosnian Serb officials are

[1:06] still calling the deal a sellout and

[1:08] vowing to resist. For those 60,000 new

[1:10] NATO peacekeepers who may soon be on

[1:12] duty in Bosnia, 20,000 of them US

[1:15] forces, it makes things all the more

[1:17] difficult. We begin our reports on

[1:19] Bosnia with ABC's Jim Berman with

[1:21] American troops in Germany.

[1:25] >> Bless those who are serving here and

[1:26] elsewhere and give them safe return

[1:29] home.

[1:29] >> In a dozen First Armored Division mesh

[1:31] halls, soldiers and families sat down

[1:33] for Thanksgiving, unsure where the

[1:36] troops will be by the time Christmas

[1:38] rolls around, knowing that Bosnia would

[1:40] be a pretty good guess.

[1:42] >> If

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