Captain Bone Spurs
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hard up for material these days?......the vietnam war?......ok....let's talk bill and monica....jack and marilyn....bobby and marilyn......jack and bobby and marilyn........ted and mary joe........and these jerks were in office on the federal till when these "incidents" occurred......sit down and shut up.....or better yet....move
pretty much comparing the Kennedy's affairs to capt bonespurs.....So I would vote yes
excuse me dumbass....Im talking about democrats doing illegal things while in office and you are digging up crap from the vietnam war that had nothing to do with being in office....put your trump hatred aside for a moment, pull your head out of your *** and try, really try to think rationally...good luck
where do I suggest he dodged the graft?...I said he was porking marilyn while in office...I watched PT 109....marilyn wasn't in it...but if she had been he'd have porked her
I am a conservative not a trumper..........just like you are a liberal and not a rational thinker
What's difference between JFK porking Marilyn and Trump porking Stormy? Oh, he wasn't "in office"......[winking]
that is exactly correct...Trump was a private citizen and not subject to national security or blackmail as were the others...even YOU should be able to grasp that
Quite the opposite, it takes a month to plan a presidential visit a high security area.
The only Navy commander to get his ship cut in half by a much larger ship. I talked to a another ship commander to ask him if anybody besides a Kennedy would have been disciplined for that, he said yes. Losing your ship would have resulted in loss of command. The fact that he was from a famous family and the towing his fellow sailor to the island saved his butt.
Nope, the commander I spoke with worked with the diver who was the feature in Men of Honor, starring cuba gooding and Deniro. You lose your ship, you get disciplined usually. Not when You r dad is Ambassador.
Look it up......From what I can find, the US lost 700 ships during WWII. One captain disciplined. You ask a Captain without radar, in radio silence, with no running lights to sit in a shipping lane.....one of the risks is a collision. That's a fact. The Japanese ship never saw the PT boat either.
Your premise is pure stupid. Do you think all the commanders of the ships at Pearl were disciplined? How about the ships sunk or swamped at Normandy? Guadalcanal? How about the ships lost during the Battle of Midway or the Coral Sea? PT boats were small wooden boats. It wasn't like Kennedy was a decorated commander of a large ship.
It isn't as if Kennedy ran the Yorktown aground......I am sure the PT skippers weren't the best skippers the Navy had. Heck he joined the Navy reserves in October 1941 and was commanding the PT boat a year later....... probably not well trained.
he is right though, I hate to say. here is a sad example
Charles B. McVay III - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_B._McVay_III
I actually said 1 was disciplined above. Have to think that was due to the sheer loss of life and publicity related to how these men died vs negligence by the Commander
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ADmiral Kimmel was blamed for Pearl Harbor when he was never given the intelligence that was available to him that might indicate that Japan might attack. That was the governments fault again.
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