[mcg1969]

No, I wasn't in the military, and even if I were, it doesn't really indicate much unless I was in the same office. Obviously different offices could have different procedures. But I do have a birth certificate from an Oklahoma military hospital in 1969 that clearly used more than one typewriter. I should know it is mine :)

I'm relying on a combination of Occam's razor and common sense here. Even if people are unwilling to assume that all of Kerry's documents are legit, I think it is silly not to assume that most are. Once you make this assumption you realize that you need far more than a suspicion here and a suspicion there to make a provable forgery case. Killian's documents on the other hand are literally FULL of problems. FULL of them.

And if I needed more evidence to make me feel better, I would likely start poring through other documents from the time per

[Tamzee]

I'm relying on a combination of Occam's razor and common sense here.

Same here. The circumstances of Kerry's odd year of discharge in 1978, the DD214 and subsequent DD215 have come under question many times. That's why this is the only document I took a look at to see if there was anything odd.

We also already know there is one significant error in his paperwork unlikely to have been made by the military, the "Silver Star with Combat V" which doesn't exist.