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Jeffersons Ghost Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed May-24-06 09:53 AM
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99. If I were on a jury, I'd be forced to acquit him on such sketchy evidence
I've yet to see proof that he was not in Iraq. As for uniforms, we never had to "earn" them in the Navy. They issued mine in '72 and I then learned the differences between a "conflict" and a "war." BTW, after discharge I wasn't too picky about wearing a P-coat with blue jeans. Some Nam vets had flags upside down on the backs of their field jackets. Many wars in US history are unlike modern confrontations for profit; WW1 and WW2 are good examples.
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