[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Kind of hard to call a flight surgeon in
the Air Force during the sixties a coward!

[humblegunner]

Kind of hard to call a flight surgeon in the Air Force during the sixties a coward!

Not when he says this crap:

Before the U.S. House of Representatives on July 12, 2007 I rise in opposition to HR 2956 which, while a well-intended attempt to reduce our nation’s seemingly unlimited military commitment in Iraq, is in so many respects deeply flawed.

I have been one of the strongest opponents of military action against Iraq. I voted against the initial authorization in 2002 and I have voted against every supplemental appropriations bill to fund the war. I even voted against the initial “Iraq regime change” legislation back in 1998. I believe our troops should be brought back to the United States without delay. Unfortunately, one of the reasons I oppose this legislation is that it masquerades as a troop withdrawal measure but in reality may well end up increasing US commitments in the Middle East.

[CholeraJoe]

Kind of hard to call a flight surgeon in the Air Force during the sixties a coward!

Oh I don't know. I was a Flight Surgeon in the Air Force from 1978-1991. It didn't take alot of courage to get through Medical School, join the USAF and go to Flight School in Texas. Depending upon what type of aircraft Dr. Paul flew in, it was no more hair-raising than flying Delta.

Precisely what did Dr. Paul do during his Air Force Career that was so courageous?