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[Whyitsme]

I have just sent an email to John Kerry at http://kerry.senate.gov/bandwidth/contact/email.html asking him to sign the DD Form 180. I further put a link to the form http://www.archives.gov/research_room/obtain_copies/standard_form_180.pdf in case he does not have one to sign.

I think with enough pressure from the american people he might just cave in and sign it, after all he has caved in on every other issue he has ever faced.

[neverforget]

It is more than just the DD 180. He needs to release hard copies of his "war diaries," and fully address discrepancies such as claiming he was under enemy fire when he got his first Purple Heart (shrapnel wound from weapon he fired himself), his comment in his diaries 10 days later that he had not come under enemy fire yet, and how did he later get it approved through a different commander when it had previously been denied.

Heck, he needs to be put on the witness stand under oath.

[rhv5862]

Just sent my e-mail asking Senator Kerry to sign the 180. I also told him I could not understand why he has not signed it.
Thanks for the link.

RHV

[4moreyears]

Here's my letter:

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At the DNC your stirring speech almost had me. I sure would like a Sgt. York type as CiC. But you're a poser.

Sign the Form 180 and be a man.

B.T.W., "Bring it On" is the name of a movie starring Kirsten Dunst as a cheerleader. This country needs a leader who never disparaged the veterans.

Shame on you!

If you have any questions, feel free to telephone me at the number that I filled in on theis e-mail form.
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kerry returned to the United States on July 22, 1971, held a press conference publicly calling on President Nixon... for the surrender of the United States to North Vietnam.

[carpro]

Here's a prediction.

Kerry will eventually produce all or most of the witheld records. But he will never allow anyone else to get independent copies from the military.

The reasons are obvious.
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"If he believes his 1971 indictment of his country and his fellow veterans was true, then he couldn't possibly be proud of his Vietnam service."