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To: river rat

Supposedly, a newspaper has seen Murtha's medical records.

http://mediamatters.org/items/200512020002

"A May 12, 2002, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article reported that "Marine Corps casualty records show that Murtha was injured in 'hostile' actions near Danang, Vietnam, on March 22, 1967 and May 7, 1967. In the first incident, his right cheek was lacerated, and in the second he was lacerated above his left eye. Neither injury required evacuation."


311 posted on 01/14/2006 7:36:27 AM PST by Wristpin ("The Yankees have decided to buy every player in Baseball....")
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To: Wristpin
The more I learn, the more suspicious I'm becoming.....

I believe the man that said Murtha ADMITTED he didn't earn/deserve his Purple Hearts.

Murtha appears to be a poseur "hero", a corrupt politician and an ally of traitors to the Republic...

Now - I understand why he was crying on television....
He realized that the lie he had been living, and the respect he once commanded -- was OVER.

Semper Fi

315 posted on 01/14/2006 8:22:31 AM PST by river rat (You may turn the other cheek, but I prefer to look into my enemy's vacant dead eyes.)
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To: Wristpin

" A May 12, 2002, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article reported that "Marine Corps casualty records show that Murtha was injured in 'hostile' actions near Danang, Vietnam, on March 22, 1967 and May 7, 1967."

Ahhh...Someone has their dates wrong.
From Murtha's website http://www.house.gov/murtha/awards.shtml#military

Bronze Star with Combat V, 1966.

Purple Heart, 1966.

Purple Heart, second award, 1966.

Vietnamese Cross of Galantry, 1966.


401 posted on 01/14/2006 5:02:22 PM PST by Wild Irish Rogue
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