[American_Centurion]

I'll say this once, even though you are a troll.

Personnel records at a military unit are officially known as the Military Personnel Records Jacket (MPRJ). Any official paperwork that would require action at a level higher than the local unit would have a COPY in the MPRJ. Official paperwork that requires higher action are pay records, attendance records, evaluations, awards, insurance selection, disciplinary actions, and Skill qualifiers. All of the official originals are sent to the personnel command to be entered in what is known as the Official Military Personnel File (OMPF). The OMPF for all personnel who have terminated service or retired is located in the Military records repository in St. Louis, MO.

Any records that could recently be found for 1LT Bush would have to come from St. Louis, it is illegal for any unit to maintain any record other than historical/alumni data on personnel no longer in that unit for more than 2 years. It has been a heck of a lot longer than 2 years since President Bush was in the National Guard.

[vaudine]

Forgot--evaluations were by local CO. I think the original went to the branch hq in Wash. and a copy in personnel folder.

vaudine

[txradioguy]

I worked for the Public Affairs Office Tx Army Bational Guard in the summer of 2000. There were over 2 THOUSAND FOIA requests for the Presidents 201 file which IS still kept by the 49th PSB in Austin. Nothing was in there. I think the Military stupid among the "mainstream" media and this idiot LTC are mistaking the MPRJ whis is stored in St. Louis with his 201 file. The 201 file stays local and periodically old files are removed from them. Could be that this guy saw that happening and is turning it into something else.