Definitive website that proves Bush was AWOL

(WalterM140) wrote in message ...
So, with all due respect, your argument holds zero weight. Please
check your facts before posting again.

The Texas medals are only part of it, but nice try.

Bush's photo shows ribbons that don't appear on his discharge papers. This
suggests that his discharge was provided post facto. Add to that the fact that
he -didn't- sign his discharge and it raises a legitmate question.

Even more odd, one of the ribbons he is wearing is a unit award. No unit he
ever served in received such an award.

Walt

Walt,

Actually, one *does* appear on his papers. Look he

http://www.glcq.com/docs/unscribbled_11.htm

SAEMR - Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon

As for the other ribbon, the unit he was attached to - the 147th FIG -
was awarded the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award (AFOUA) three times,
once in 1966, once in 1975 and once again in 1982. This award is a
UNIT award, not a personal award. It is common for personnel to wear
the unit award for the duration of their assignment to the unit so
awarded.

Regards,

Tom