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To: XHogPilot
Where is the hard starboard turn of PFC-94?

If the ambush was on the left side of the river, and Rassmann was dumped on the right side, more distance from most likely site of ambushers, -IF- any were firing.

THe graphic is indefinite as to the point Rassmann fell off. It shows striking a mine "some distance" downstream. I think Kerry lost Rassman with a sudden maneubver of some sort, accelleration or turn.

Nitpicky, point "9" labeled "advances until ... " is located at a point where he is no longer advancing

PCF-43 also moved in to assist PCF-3

PCF-3 circled, under power but without helm, after being mined. THurlow jumped from PCF-51 to PCF-3 to lend aid to the incapacitated crew.

The graphic omits mention of the time after the ambush, until the damaged PCF-3 was towed clear.

The picture of the crew of PCF-94 is not dated, it should be.

Kerry accidentally wounds himself WHILE trying to destroy the rice (the rice-butt injury, and as far as we know, the only shrapnel in his PH report for the day).

I'm sure there are more.

29 posted on 08/22/2004 12:19:10 AM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt
The graphic omits mention of the time after the ambush, until the damaged PCF-3 was towed clear.

Right. They spent over 60 to 90 minutes readying the boat for towing.

49 posted on 08/22/2004 6:13:51 AM PDT by kabar
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