They don't rember Bush?

Question

OK this is for all you retired X Military out there. As a former Air Born Ranger 101st, I don't see how someone (Bush) could have served and be forgotten. At night in the field I could tell who was were by there breathing, how can someone spend time in the field and be totally forgotten by the other guys in his unit? This just doesn’t add up.

Ok I know Bush wasen't in the Army, but nobody rembers him! You think they would rember those ears if nothing else!

Answer 1

Wow did somebody sound like they were spouting Party rhetoric there (hang in there convinced old Rush Limbo can't live forever). Like a blast back to the old Soviet union.
You would think SOMEBODY would remember him, probably not every guy in there wing (or what ever those guys are divided into) BUT SOMEBODY SHOULD! My guess is he picked up the pay checks and stayed on the ground wear he could do the least damage.
But ya didn't need to make the crack about those ears.

Answer 2

Bush was a pilot and as you know Air (not army) Guard along with Air Force do not spend nights in the field. There are many I was stationed with that I don't recall. I remember hearing about Ross Perot's son being in the air guard, but as to any further detail, I don't know.

Answer 3

It ads up fine. Bush was treated differently because of his wealthy family and political connections. His "service" was simply a window dressing, a pre-requisite to future political ambitions. It also kept him from true service during vietnam. Bush - protecting the Austin Texas skies from invasion in his unarmed F-104.

Makes you sick, doesn't it? While you and I ate red clay ducking VC rounds in Nam, Bush was pinky drinking martinis, snorting coke, and getting his teeth cleaned back in the land of the big PX.

Answer 4

only those paid by the criminal liberal media=liberals have selective memories.