Pennylynn wrote:
Changing your history again? So, regal us with your wartime stories, which gave you claim to combat? Battle of Ap Bac, Battle of An Lộc, Battle of An Lao, Battle of A Shau, or some other battle?
They all, to include Gallagher who has not yet been formally tried, have been tried and convicted in the minds of people like you.
You are familiar with what I posted as to my time in Vietnam. No battles. The two times I fired my weapon, a .45, was for qualifying. A crypto-clerk in Saigon. AC, safe, and well-fed. No field exercises. A CO of communications that was a friend in HS. So returning home to a hero's welcome made me feel like a fraud. Happy?
You got the point all wrong. I could care less if they were convicted or not and I am unfamiliar with their individual cases...which has nothing to do with the point, something you might see if not thoroughly focused on me. The point is that Trump even considers pardoning these people, not yet going through military justice, on Memorial Day, taking away from those that are to be remembered for their service and ultimate sacrifice for freedom with honor and by a code. The military is outraged at this possible action. Read the articles!