General Zinni on Sixty Minutes

Once more, mea culpa mea culpa. I guess I am just not as good an
American as a guy who fialed to show up when it was required of him.

Except, of course, he did, by the records, despite the frantic efforts
of some to pretend otherwise.

Can you show us anywhere to look for confirmation of that?

Meanwhile, he's been in a job for the last three years which has a
*very* high mortality rate, after serving in a plane in the National
Guard which had a mortality rate *in training* about equal to combat
flying.

He skipped a physical that took him off flying status. He did not
satisfactorily complete his term of service, and I don't think even the RNC is
saying he did. Can you confirm?


Walt

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(WalterM140) wrote:

Once more, mea culpa mea culpa. I guess I am just not as good an
American as a guy who fialed to show up when it was required of him.

Except, of course, he did, by the records, despite the frantic efforts
of some to pretend otherwise.

Can you show us anywhere to look for confirmation of that?

The lack of criminal prosecution, for one.

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"WalterM140" wrote in message
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Can you show us anywhere to look for confirmation of that?


Try Google.



He skipped a physical that took him off flying status.


He was then in a unit equipped with an aircraft that he wasn't qualified in.
He wasn't going to fly anyway so there was no need for the physical.



He did not
satisfactorily complete his term of service, and I don't think even the
RNC is
saying he did. Can you confirm?


Bush presented documentation and a member of that unit issued a statement
confirming Bush's service several months ago.