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We have to get some press coverage for an offer to give her a one way ticket to Fallujah, enlarged photocopies of which can be put on protest signs for her tour appearances, along with gift certificat ...

I'm not so sure about this.

One of the issues in controversy THIS time is that it is not clear exactly to whom Kerry directed this 180 - Navy PersCom, NPRC or who?

FOIA is not all encompassing, ...

Stevie,

To the extent that I understand your question . . .
No. Deferments refer to deferments from the draft, which is the province of local draft boards. Those records are probably kept, but I ...

"Me#1You#10" wrote: Powerline is onto the scam, let's hope with the ferocity of a junkyard dog...Kudos to "John Boyle" for his tenacity...
Thanks "Me/You." I don't mind IDing my handle at this late d ...

I am still of the thought though that it is not only his military records I want to see. Those records cover only the time while in the Navy. I want to see his FBI files. Now the Swift Vets may not ...

Me#1You#10 wrote:
Please remember that Russert was quite explicit when he mentioned that Kerry owed historians (and, I assume, journalists) access to this material "unfiltered" through Kerry or his c ...

Doc Farmer quoted:
During an interview yesterday with Globe editorial writers and columnists, the former Democratic presidential nominee was asked if had signed Form SF 180, authorizing the Departmen ...

MarineBrat QUOTED:
According to a Kerry spokesman, the form is currently in the hands of the Navy, where it will be processed before being passed to the National Personnel Records Center. Presumably, ...

This is all from the Left’s revisionist playbook post 9-11.

Most people alive today did not live through the 70’s and have no personal recollection of these traitors. Some may know a sound byte he ...

Actually, "compensation" is exactly that - you are entitled to it becasue you've lost something or suffered something as a result of your service.

Instead of opening a can of worms, maybe what you' ...

My understanding is that the diabetes is compensible, regardless of the complications or severity of the case; provided it is diabetes 2 and provided you served in-country in Vietnam during the war. C ...

four-niner delta wrote: Thank you. I was very much surprised at how too few know of this compensation for the disease. A very large percentage of those I served with have type 2. It would be nice if t ...

Slednfool wrote: What does "Agent Orange" have to do with diabetes?

You need to read Stolen Valor by B.G. Burkett, "Agent Orange" is a lie.

I am a big fan of Burkett, but his case depends largel ...

You should have no problem then in getting the compensation reinstated. Agent Orange claims are now among the easiest to sustain, provided you have one of the "presumptively service connected" conditi ...

Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults, and was previously known as juvenile diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the body does not produce insulin.

Type 2 diabetes is the most ...