posted on Sep, 13 2004 @ 11:45 PM
US News & World Report wrote a article dated 9/20/04, stating a review of the regulations governing George w Bush's guard service during the vietnam
war shows that the White House used inappropriate Air Force standards to determine that Bush had fullfilled his his duty.
From reading what this article stated and what Lawrence Korb, a former top defence department official had stated in the article, it seem s to me that
George W Bush should have received a "dishonorable" discharge, NOT an honorable discharge.
What also gets me is these swiftie- veterans are lying about John Kerry and stating he was not trust-worthy and blah blah blah, But their not throwing
a tizzy-fit, about Bush and his service record
.
Opionions please !
Some experts say they remain mystified as to how Bush obtained an honorable discharge. Lawrence Korb, a former top Defense Department official in the
Reagan administration, says the military records clearly show that Bush "had not fulfilled his obligation" and "should have been called to active
duty."
Bush signed his commitment to the Texas Air National Guard on May 27, 1968, shortly after becoming eligible for the draft. In his "statement of
understanding," he acknowledged that "satisfactory participation" included attending "48 scheduled inactive-duty training periods" each year. He
also acknowledged that he could be ordered to active duty if he failed to meet these requirements.
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