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Bush Flew Fighter Jets During Vietnam



 
 
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Old July 11th 04, 07:59 PM
WalterM140
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If I got wounded twice and got two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star I would do
the same thing. Anyone with a brain in their head would do the same thing.


What did you get a Silver Star for, Art?




Walt
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Old July 11th 04, 08:05 PM
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"WalterM140" wrote
He opts out of
the war on his second wound,


As I recall, Chris was wounded three times, and so was the one black soldier
who stabbed himself in the thigh after the big attack.


It's a minor distinction, you could be right, the point is more about opting out,
rather than the number of wounds. I believe the black soldier was more interested
in getting a blow job from the white nurses than anything else in life.


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Old July 11th 04, 08:24 PM
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"Ian MacLure" wrote in message
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Seems I had the development history confabulated with the
operational versions. Couldn't find the reference that talked
the development issues which (IIRC) included area ruling to
deal with unexpectedly high drag


The YF-102 did not incorporate the area rule. The YF-102A and later
versions did.


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Old July 11th 04, 08:33 PM
Steve Mellenthin
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If I got wounded twice and got two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star I would
do
the same thing. Anyone with a brain in their head would do the same thing.


We apparently had a lot of brainless people in Vietnam then. Ditto in WWII?


The more missions you fly, the more times you get wounded the slimmer the
chances of survival are. But you know that, don't you?



Arthur Kramer


Guess it is all a matter of how committed you are and how important you think
the job is you have been assigned to do

In the military we call it service above self.
I get the feeling somehow that our friend JFkerry wasn't as committed to
service as he was to self. Sorta seems as if he couldn't wait to get back to
the States to campaign and help out his little friend Janie.
 




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