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March 3rd 04, 04:13 PM
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"Ragnar" wrote:
I don't have to fly missions in WW2 to know that deliberately and repeatedly disobeying a direct order reflects badly on any officer who condones the activity. That was as true in the AAC then as it is now in the USAF. So why wasn't the man disciplined after deliberately and repeatedly defying a direct order? Haven't figured this out by now?...hell, it never happened, it's a 'story' (sound familiar?). Art just thought it'd make a cute little story that a few might believe that's all. -- -Gord. 
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