[twigs]

I have read that O'Neill's father served at Iwo Jima. Isn't the picture of raising the flag what Kerry's picture on the cover of The New Soldier is about? Talk about adding fuel to a burning fire!

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

"I have read that O'Neill's father served at Iwo Jima. Isn't the picture of raising the flag what Kerry's picture on the cover of The New Soldier is about? Talk about adding fuel to a burning fire!"

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[angkor]

Talk about adding fuel to a burning fire!

You said it.

http://www.nationalreview.com/rose/rose200404211228.asp

"The first thing you need to know about John O'Neill is that the O'Neills were sea dogs through and through. Even today, there are some 90 first cousins living in and around Annapolis ? home of the Naval Academy ? many of them serving in America's fleets. O'Neill's grandfather taught at the Naval Academy; his father graduated in the early '30s, flew fighters, fought at Iwo Jima, and retired an admiral; O'Neill himself, who grew up in landlocked San Antonio, Texas, was in the Naval Academy Class of 1967 (two brothers also graduated, '57 and '59). An uncle, a fighter pilot, was killed at Pearl Harbor; another, also a naval pilot, in Korea. Several of O'Neill's nephews fought in the first Gulf War in the Marine Corps, and his brother-in-law commanded the Coast Guard, Atlantic Area. Nelson and Nimitz would have been proud of the O'Neills."