Bush Flew Fighter Jets During Vietnam

Subject: Bush Flew Fighter Jets During Vietnam
From: Ian MacLure
Date: 7/10/2004 10:55 PM Pacific Standard Time
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in
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"WalterM140" wrote in message
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Bush skipped out on the last two years of his commitment. That's one
problem.


The record indicates you're wrong. Again.

Well I think its safe to say that the only record those bozos are
interested in is broken and just keeps repeating the same old
off-key passage again and again and again.

IBM


Kerry went to war. Bush didn't. Nothing off key about that.


Arthur Kramer
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"ArtKramr" wrote:
Subject: Bush Flew Fighter Jets During Vietnam
From: Ian MacLure
Date: 7/10/2004 10:55 PM Pacific Standard Time
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in
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"WalterM140" wrote in message
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Bush skipped out on the last two years of his commitment. That's one
problem.


The record indicates you're wrong. Again.

Well I think its safe to say that the only record those bozos are
interested in is broken and just keeps repeating the same old
off-key passage again and again and again.

IBM


Kerry went to war.

And followed that up with testimony before congress that during that war HE
committed war crimes.

Basic training became a requirement about 1967. By then most states also put
their people through some kind of OCS program.

Bush did not complete any sort of officer qulification program.

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Walt

But it was not manditory, a
sharp troop with a good record and test taking capability had a good chance.

Bush scored in the lowest percentile allowed to qualify for pilot training. He
did not complete any sort of officer qualification course.

Walt

Note also that your notion of what OCS involved isn't even close.

I garduated from Marine Corps OCS in 1981.

Walt

Yes, he earned some of his decorations. Nobody disputes that.

Yes indeed, some. But not all.


Details?

Walt

Kerry went to war. Bush didn't


Orwell rules here, Art. The hero is attacked and the shirker applauded.


Walt

Bush skipped the last two years of his commitment.

Prove it! Otherwise belt up.

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

Walt

A lie. www.warbirdforum.com/bushf102.htm

You're not going to gainsay this document:

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Bush clearly had so service from 26 May, '72 to 1 Oct, '73.

After 1 Oct, '73, Bush, per his own military resume, was stationed at a unit in
Denver while he was in graduate school on the east coast. Can you show that he
ever appeared in Denver?

Bush had no service between 26 May, 72 and his discharge on 21 Nov 74.

Walt

Bush skipped out on the last two years of his commitment. That's one
problem.

It's not a problem. It's a lie, one which you have been spitting into
the wind for the past several months.

www.warbirdforum.com/bushf102.htm

Bush had no service between 26 May 72 and 21 Nov 74.

Walt