[StriperSniper]

when you fragg the command tent.

I wasn't paying much attention to who the guest was on WABC Radio while they were airing the national network program, but he defined that term in the disgruntled Vietnam way(soldier against own commander). The ABC correspondent said that was unlikely today, and the guest said more like 50/50. I was a bit outraged at that outlook, but now an hearing from Shep on FOX that the two suspected translators have been accounted for and a soldier is missing.

[Dahlseide]

If it was an "inside" job I vote for embedded traitor not a GI fragging.

[Yardstick]

The ABC correspondent said that was unlikely today, and the guest said more like 50/50. I was a bit outraged at that outlook, but now an hearing from Shep on FOX that the two suspected translators have been accounted for and a soldier is missing.

I heard that and was a bit outraged, too -- especially because he added something snotty like "well, some officers in the 101st are known for not exactly being all that they can be". It was an irresponsible comment and I dismissed it as pure bunk, but this an interesting development.

[OldFriend]

I heard that guy on WABC radio too. I believe his name was Wirth or Wird........and thought his comments outrageous. He slandered the officers of the 101st. Airborne by saying they are known NOT to be all they could be.

The two lamebrain hosts took umbrage at his comments.