Pentagon Releases More Bush Guard Papers-9/24

[Clinton Crusader]

http://www.newsday.com/news/politics/wire/sns-ap-bush-guard,0,6445872.story?coll=sns-ap-politics-headlines

By Associated Press
September 24, 2004

WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon released 10 pages of records from President Bush's Vietnam-era service in the Texas Air National Guard late Friday, but the files shed no new light on his military career.

The records include several that have been released before and others that are administrative files or cover letters to other documents that have been previously released.


The Defense Department released the records in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit by The Associated Press. Friday was the court-ordered deadline for the Pentagon to turn over all records it could find on Bush's Texas Air National Guard service.

The release marked the second Friday night in a row that the Defense Department has released more of the president's National Guard files. The White House has repeatedly announced this year that all of Bush's records have been released, only to have the Pentagon come up with more files in response to the AP's lawsuit and FOIA requests.
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[napi21]

1. Where are the copies of the paper they released?

I don't know anything about what these records are supposed to look like, but a lot of people on DU sure do.

I asked yesterday if this was the FIRST Fri. that there hasn't been bad news released by this crazy admin. If these new papers are the Fri, doc dump, maybe there is something there!

I want to see them!!!!

[TexasProgresive]

3. When you find copies of these docs, kindly point me

to the copies of the flight logs that were released. Much has been made of Dumbya going from the 102 to the T-33 and 102 flight simulator but I realy want to know how many hours he logged in the F-102A and how many in the TF-102A. I suspect that he couldn't land the 102 when he was solo and that most of his 102 time was in the 2 seater TF-102 which the 111th had at Ellington.

[blm]

2. So no document that proves he served in Alabama has been found yet? Gee...

I wonder why?

And I wonder why noone can find ANY original papers explaining how his NONservice was handled by his superiors?

And why would they GROUND a pilot without writing up any papers to explain that serious a decision?