Bush Flew Fighter Jets During Vietnam

This document shows that Bush had no service between 26 May, '72 and 1 Oct,
73.

So what. A lot of people did that. Some even got paid by the AF to do that,
wore civilian clothes, and did not attend drills or formation. Still do today.

"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message
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Didn't the 102 have the downward firing ejection seat that
made low-level ejections, er, problematic?


No, it did not. I believe you're thinking of the early F-104.

"ArtKramr" wrote in message
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Kerry went to war. Bush didn't


Who did you support for president in 1992? 1996?

"WalterM140" wrote in message
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This document shows that Bush had no service between 26 May, '72 and 1
Oct, 73.

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This document shows Bush assigned to a unit in Denver from 2 Oct, '73 to
21
November 73, while he actually was in graduate school.

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Bush skipped out on the last two years of his commitment.


More he

http://www.democrats.com/display.cfm?id=157


Your documentation is incomplete.

"ArtKramr" wrote in message
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Kerry went to war. Bush didn't. Nothing off key about that.


Who did you support for president in 1992? 1996?

"WalterM140" wrote in message
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Bush had no service between 26 May 72 and 21 Nov 74.


Prove it.

"WalterM140" wrote
A couple years ago, Art became a tired and tiresome old man. Too bad!

Art's ability to see that Bush is a complete disaster is a credit to him.

Art should bow to Texas, as the President has signed every welfare bill
put before him.

"ArtKramr" wrote

Kerry went to war. Bush didn't

I guess that would earn him a free cup of coffee, but then he told
Congress that he was a war criminal, so maybe we should hold back
on that coffee for a bit.

Ask yourself this question: how would you feel if your crew got to
go home after 3 months overseas, and you had to stay for duration
plus six months? Would you say "they went to war" as excited as
you are about JFKerry?

Ask yourself this question: how would you feel if your crew got to
go home after 3 months overseas, and you had to stay for duration
plus six months? Would you say "they went to war" as excited as
you are about JFKerry?

Always wondered about that early departure. Can anyone explain?

Ask yourself this question: how would you feel if your crew got to
go home after 3 months overseas, and you had to stay for duration
plus six months? Would you say "they went to war" as excited as
you are about JFKerry?

Always wondered about that early departure. Can anyone explain?


Anyone wounded three times could opt out.

It occurs to me that this is what the protagonist in "Platoon" does also.

Walt