[rocklobster11]

[11th_VA]

ROFLMAO !!!!

[christie]

Is this one of the documents? Note that the header and signature are in different typefaces. Note the body of the copy is not monospaced but looks like computer type.

If one had the original doc you can see that different keys on a typewriter have different flaws. That's why in the detective novels they can test a typewriter to see which machine was used to type a particular document. Not the case with computers.

[Mat_Helm]

ROFL........good one,that is to dang funny.

[SpaceBar]

The image you posted has clearly been tampered with. Notice the "03" in the date at top: Both the "0" and "3" are obviously in a different typeset (font) than the rest of the document. It becomes obvious when compared with the "3" in the zip-code at the top. There may be more discrepancies, but this one sticks out like a sore thumb.

[hardhead]

I retired from the Ar Force in 1979 as an admin super and I don't EVER recall using '03' in a date. I DO recall '3 Aug 1972, 3 Aug 72 or 3 August 1972. I don't think the 0-justified date was used until later, via WP and PCs.