[3catsanadog]

I took note of his scores as a sharpshooter. Yes, he scored 1 or 2 points above the minimum requirements, but was he good enough to shoot (what was it?) 3 shots to somebody in a moving car within the time frame the investigation showed?

Did he continue on with sharpshooting practice regularly from the time he was trained in the Marines to that day in Dallas?

I'm just tossing out thoughts here. Not having any experience with target shooting or firearms, I may be way off base. Just wondering.

[RGPII]

The whole thing is a science and cottage industry; just extraordinary details everywhere.

As someone mentioned above, there was that ex-military officer JohnBircher type if you will that Oswald’s rifle was tracked down to shooting at the general’s house, no one hurt. That guy happened to think there was a conspiracy. His additionally, is interesting testimony on the web if one searches for it directly from the Warren Commission.

[RGPII]

The whole thing is a science and cottage industry; just extraordinary details everywhere.

As someone mentioned above, there was that ex-military officer JohnBircher type if you will that Oswald’s rifle was tracked down to shooting at the general’s house, no one hurt. That guy happened to think there was a conspiracy. His additionally, is interesting testimony on the web if one searches for it directly from the Warren Commission.

Er, now I remember, he was only interviewed by the FBI.