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Replying to a message of TIM RICHARDSON to BOB ACKLEY: BA>> Which is fine. If he was in for 65 days then he finished basic BA>> training, to claim he did not is factually incorrect. TR> Otto stated that he either fell down, or was pushed down a set of TR> steps in the barracks, and broke his ankle. I find it hard to believe TR> that anyone with a broken ankle would continue basic training without TR> a stay of several weeks in the base hospital. Not even the Air Force TR> would have someone marching along in formation, or in close order TR> drill (do they have such a thing in the Air Force?), on a pair of TR> crutches. TR> Otto further stated that the Air Force offered him a choice of TR> continuing, or taking a discharge. He also stated that the Air Force TR> offered him a large sum of money so he wouldn't sue over his injury. In 2004 the younger brother of a co-worker was given the option of honorable separation near the end of basic training. If memory serves the stated condition was 'shin splints,' which sounds a bit fishy to me, but that's the story I was told. TR> Otto made the claim that he had contacted a Marine recruiter in TR> Sheboygan, had given them Richard's name, the recruiter checked TR> Richard's marine record out and told Otto Richard had gotten a TR> dishonorable discharge! TR> You and I both know that cannot possibly be true. That is a baldfaced TR> lie. No Marine ( or any other branch of military service) in a TR> position to check records, recruiter or otherwise, would even discuss TR> such a thing with some civilian who just walked in off the street and TR> made such a request. (I know this of personal knowledge, as I have TR> talked to Marine and Navy recruiters on that very subject since, and TR> was told no such thing is possible!) Well, they *might* discuss it without naming names, among themselves and most likely not with outsiders. But that presupposes access to the information, which the overwhelming majority of service personnel don't have. --- FleetStreet 1.19+* Origin: Bob's Boneyard, Emerson, Iowa (1:300/3) SEEN-BY: 10/1 3 34/999 120/228 123/500 140/1 226/0 236/150 249/303 250/306 SEEN-BY: 261/20 38 100 1381 1404 1406 1418 266/1413 280/1027 320/119 396/45 SEEN-BY: 633/260 267 712/848 801/161 189 2222/700 2320/100 105 2905/0 @PATH: 300/3 14/5 140/1 261/38 633/260 267 |
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