To: drt1
But the Army waited until a formal investigation was finished before telling the family — which was weeks after a nationally televised memorial service that honored Tillman on May 3, 2004. Ummm .. isn't it normally procedure to wait until an investigation is completed before telling he detail of what happen?
14 posted on
05/22/2005 9:51:57 PM PDT by
Mo1
(Hey GOP ---- Not one Dime till Republicans grow a Spine !!)
To: Mo1
Yeah....you'd think his LAWYER father would KNOW THAT!
15 posted on
05/22/2005 9:54:10 PM PDT by
goodnesswins
(Our military......the world's HEROES!)
To: Mo1
Let's say that the facts came out a day after the accident. How would that have changed anything?
To: Mo1
"But the Army waited until a formal investigation was finished before telling the family — which was weeks after a nationally televised memorial service that honored Tillman on May 3, 2004."
What were they supposed to do, keep him on ice until the investigation was finished? Does his death by friendly fire somehow diminish his courage and dedication?
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