Navy Halts Up or Out Rules in Bid to Keep Ranks Filled

More of your lies. You have to take things out of context to promote your hate and lies
Care to wager that I can find posts proving you're a white supremacist, racist and antisemite?

The post you just made proves you're not a Christian both for breaking the Ten Commandments and Christ's Commandments. Will you deny you're a Christian too?
 
So you have no proof

I am not your teacher, I am a fellow traveler telling you what I see, which you might take as valuable considering how often I get proven right by history.

I offer gifts, do with them what you will, I know what I know either way, I suffer no damage if you tune me out.
 
Care to wager that I can find posts proving you're a white supremacist, racist and antisemite?

The post you just made proves you're not a Christian both for breaking the Ten Commandments and Christ's Commandments. Will you deny you're a Christian too?



Go ahead go for it
 
I am not your teacher, I am a fellow traveler telling you what I see, which you might take as valuable considering how often I get proven right by history.

I offer gifts, do with them what you will, I know what I know either way, I suffer no damage if you tune me out.

In otherwords you can't backup what you claim
 
While technically correct, let's not forget who the Texas ANG worked for. :)

Under dual command, the Texas ANG works for both the state and federal government. They work for the federal government sometimes when training, and when called up to federal service. There were little guarantees before or after Bush's "service" that the National Guard would be federalized, but for a brief period of time, Bush had ironclad guarantees that he would never be federalized. You point to National Guardsmen who enlisted before Bush, and I have pointed to National Guardsmen who enlisted after Bush, but for Bush and his cohort, things were very different.
 
Under dual command, the Texas ANG works for both the state and federal government. They work for the federal government sometimes when training, and when called up to federal service. There were little guarantees before or after Bush's "service" that the National Guard would be federalized, but for a brief period of time, Bush had ironclad guarantees that he would never be federalized. You point to National Guardsmen who enlisted before Bush, and I have pointed to National Guardsmen who enlisted after Bush, but for Bush and his cohort, things were very different.

As previously noted, the ANG was already in Vietnam when Bush signed up. I think the misunderstanding is that Bush's particular squadron, which flew F-102 interceptors, was unlikely to be activated, although a few ANG F-102 squadrons did deploy.

The controversy with Bush wasn't that he got a cushy slot in a squadron that was unlikely to be deployed, but that he didn't fulfill his obligations to serve.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush_military_service_controversy
The controversy centered on Texas Air National Guard, why he lost his flight status, and whether he fulfilled the requirements of his military service contract.,,,

,,,Flight logs released in September 2004 in response to a lawsuit (see below) showed that Bush, who had been flying in the F-102A Delta Dagger, a single-seater interceptor,...

...On May 26, Bricken approved Bush's application for transfer. Bricken wrote: "You already understand that this is a Training Category G, Pay Group None, Reserve Section MM proposition." As an obligated Reservist, Bush was in Training Category "fA", which required a minimum of 48 periods of inactive duty training, and 15 days of active duty training, and was required to remain in that Training Category. Training Category "G" offered no training at all. According to Air Force regulations (AFM 35-3, paragraph 14-6), being in "Training Category A" meant that "If a member...will be unable to further train with his unit because of an impending change of residence,...he is required to sign a statement that he has been counseled." That counseling included notifying Bush of his obligation to find a new unit with which he could fulfill his training obligations.[29]

On July 31, the Air Reserve Personnel Center (ARPC) rejected Bush's transfer request, saying that he could not be reassigned to an Air Reserve Squadron because of his obligated service.[30] Bricken, asked about the matter in 2000, said that Bush made no effort to participate as a Guardsman with the 9921st.[

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convair_F-102_Delta_Dagger
The Convair F-102 Delta Dagger[N 2] was an American interceptor aircraft designed and manufactured by Convair. Built as part of the backbone of the United States Air Force's air defenses in the late 1950s, it entered service in 1956. Its main purpose was to intercept invading Soviet strategic bomber fleets (primarily the Tupolev Tu-95) during the Cold War. A total of 1,000 F-102s were built...

...The F-102 served in the Vietnam War, flying fighter patrols and serving as bomber escorts. A total of 14 aircraft were lost in Vietnam: one to air-to-air combat,[28] several to ground fire and the remainder to accidents.

Initially, F-102 detachments began to be sent to bases in Southeast Asia in 1962 after radar contacts detected by ground radars were thought to possibly be North Vietnamese Vietnam People's Air Force (VPAF) Il-28 "Beagle" bombers – considered to be a credible threat in that time period. The F-102s were sent to Thailand and other nearby countries to intercept these aircraft if they threatened South Vietnam.

F-102As_509FIS_over_Vietnam_Nov1966.jpg
 
As previously noted, the ANG was already in Vietnam when Bush signed up.

There was paperwork that Bush signed that said he would never be deployed outside the USA. I cannot imagine anyone before, or after even being asked if they wanted to not be deployed outside the USA.

Bush signed up in a short period of time where he got the choice over whether he wanted to be deployed outside the USA. Pointing out the regular Air Force who had transferred to the ANG were being deployed makes no difference to Bush, because he was not going to be deployed.

I think the misunderstanding is that Bush's particular squadron, which flew F-102 interceptors, was unlikely to be activated, although a few ANG F-102 squadrons did deploy.

It is Bush's cohort. It was illegal to deploy his cohort outside the USA if they did not want to.
 
There was paperwork that Bush signed that said he would never be deployed outside the USA. I cannot imagine anyone before, or after even being asked if they wanted to not be deployed outside the USA.

Bush signed up in a short period of time where he got the choice over whether he wanted to be deployed outside the USA. Pointing out the regular Air Force who had transferred to the ANG were being deployed makes no difference to Bush, because he was not going to be deployed.

It is Bush's cohort. It was illegal to deploy his cohort outside the USA if they did not want to.
I find that highly suspect, since no US military organization would allow it.

I do find it highly probable that Bush family connections got him in a unit that was very unlikely to be deployed.
 
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