He had the name of Ozzie Rabbit, as I recall.
Mr. Jenner. Of what?
Mr. Powers. Ozzie Rabbit.
Mr. Jenner. Ozzie Rabbit?
Mr. Powers. Yes; now, this goes back to what I had said before that he was the meek mild individual that a person felt if he had something, that he wouldn't really fight to keep it. He would take the easy way out to avoid conflict. But then again, I'm trying to recall this in my mind, and I'm not sure whether something—whether it is something that is really true or something that I want to recall——
Mr. Jenner. Yes, I would like——
Mr. Powers. About him.
Mr. Jenner. In your testimony, do the best you can to give me your impressions as of that time, as free as it is possible for you to do of influence upon that recollection by the course of events that took place on the 22d of November, and what you read about this and thereafter, because it's important to us to get as objective a report from you as we possibly can.
Mr. Powers. I realize that. And this is why I say I'm not sure that it's really true or something that you want to remember. It seems to me there was an incident that he had a fight in the barracks at that particular time.
Mr. Jenner. Excuse me. You men were quartered together in the same barracks?