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Originally posted by Radar
Your argument amounts to "Nuh uh" by making laughable claims that it was a clerical error, or that he wasn't transfered but just showed up at another base even though there is no record of him at the other base.
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OK, one more time:
1. He requested transfer to an Alabama Air Reserve unit,
24 May 1972.
2. The Alabama Air Reserve unit accepted him,
26 May 1972.
3.
However, Air Force HQ, upon learning of the request, informs him that it is not possible to transfer from Air National Guard to an Air Reserve unit,
here (date unreadable)
4. So, on
September 5, he requests temporary transfer to an Air National Guard unit instead.
So, unless you're hiding some documents from the Alabama
National Guard unit showing that he didn't show up, you have nothing.
Since I can pretty much assume you're not going to post anything constructive in that regard, what about my reply to your implication that he was punished for poor attendance? Do you still think that happened,
or do you admit you were misrepresenting the meaning of that letter,
or do you plead ignorance as to the true meaning of the letter?