[Carolinamom]

Not long after the fight, he bought a Super-8 movie camera, returned to the scene, and reenacted the skirmish on film.

Exactly WHEN was this return to Vietnam?Was it while he was assigned to duty w/a Washington-based Admiral?Was it while he was actively engaged in anti-Vietnam activities?

Reenacting the "skirmish" on film smacks of meglomania. Real heroes are lauded by others; Kerry praises himself...continuously. Look for that film at 11.

[jackbill]

Not long after the fight, he bought a Super-8 movie camera, returned to the scene, and reenacted the skirmish on film.

Exactly WHEN was this return to Vietnam?Was it while he was assigned to duty w/a Washington-based Admiral?Was it while he was actively engaged in anti-Vietnam activities?

I may be wrong, but I assumed that he did that while he was still "in country". A quick trip to the PX and a quick trip back to the "scene of the crime".

Remember, many criminals just can't resist returning to the scene of the crime.

This guy is one sick puppy.

[Hon]

"Exactly WHEN was this return to Vietnam?Was it while he was assigned to duty w/a Washington-based Admiral?Was it while he was actively engaged in anti-Vietnam activities?"

Kerry returned to the US to be an aide for an Admiral in NYC in April 1969. He piloted Adam Walinsky (who was involved with the VVAW) around to various anti-war rallies while still on active duty. Kerry was discharged from the Navy in January 1970.