Kevy,

I wont rave on about your total lack of understanding in general about
what i do with information ive collected over the last 20yrs in
researching vietnam war operations which is close to my family's heart
in more ways then one, but ill let you be the judge when you talk 1-1 to
a highly talented, smart and interesting vietnam war era pilot and see
who comes off best..

Let me ask YOU a question...

Did you ever serve in Laos or Cambodia? ....


If not i suggest you be quiet. Because your out of order.

My source who i spoke to long time ago... knows what he is talking
about.. if you knew his qualifcations you be impressed.. i know i was.

Maybe my memory has gone fuzzy since i discussed the issues with the
source... and i mixed the F-111 with another aircraft that was black
painted.. maybe if so sorry.. not everyone is perfect at remebering
things in time .. even my source had some recollection issues.. 30yrs is
a long time ....but im not one to doubt this person who told me....and
furthermore i know stuff via the source that this group doesnt even know
yet about the usaf/vietnam war.. so maybe youd be smarter to keep your
lid shut...

Also a hint go and read up on many books as you can on the CIA
operations in SEA in general and you might learn more about the war...
dark and mysterious it was...



Kevin Brooks wrote:

"Smartace11" wrote in message
...
I flew aboard an airborne command post over there (mid 68 to end of 69)
and
have more time over Laos than either Thailand or Vietnam.

While CIA had a presence, Air America, nothing like the original poster
claims
ever took place.

I expected as much.


The poster said later stages of the war. His information source was there
in
1972. Different war under Nixon, maybe!

The original poster (Aerophotos, AKA Jolly Green Giant) has demonstrated
little credibility; this latest flight of fantasy he has engaged in is just
another example of that.