Waddle said the perception that he handled himself with dignity during the court of inquiry has helped him in his meetings with corporate executives

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He has surprised close friends with the interviews he has received, some from companies that have undergone layoffs since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States. Corporate executives put more value in the way Waddle handled himself during the grueling, 12-day court of inquiry than they did in any sort of blame for the collision.

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