To: Bryan24
I love the
"Were they out of dog-flight range"?But other than his unsubstantiated claim of a mine blowing Rassmann off his about (as opposed to his rapid accelerations away from his brothers in need), has there been any evidence of a mine damaging Kerry's boat? Surely a mine close enough to dogapault VC would do enough damage that it would have to go in for repairs.
28 posted on
08/25/2004 6:19:05 AM PDT by
blanknoone
(Republicans need to acknowledge that campaign finance reform failed and start setting up 527s.)
To: blanknoone
On March 13, 1969, when a mine exploded under one of Kerry's fellow Swift Boats, the boat was so damaged that it was rendered immobile and the other boats had to circle-the-wagons to protect it. Lt. Kerry didn't know this, apparently, because he hit the gas and was half a mile down the river before he realized he was alone (Forrest Gump: "...and being alone was a very bad thing."), so he turned his boat around and the hero rescued Rassman. Now what I'm wondering is, if a mine exploded under Kerry's boat ("exploded hard", as the senator said, hard enough to catapult a dog into the air), then why wasn't HIS boat rendered immobile? Seems like if that were true, we would have heard about it before now--and not in a dog story context.
30 posted on
08/25/2004 6:45:21 AM PDT by
silent_jonny
(Opportunist + Opportunity = John Kerry)
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