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December 18th 05, 05:19 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

wrote:
From: K0HB on Dec 14, 9:18 pm

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No stories about "SUQ"-ing anything or high-speed morse nor of
saving the fleet in the Persian Gulf nor of being "hot****s"
with a code key. Just quiet massive military communications,
over three dozen high-power HF transmitters, doing the Army
Signal Corps' job of "getting the message through" 24/7. A
part of the military that wasn't glamorous, didn't wear flashy
or cute uniforms, and bore the brunt of national defense as it
always has since 1776...with the casualty rates the highest of
any branch, from battlefields of Pennsylvania to the Persian
Gulf area of Dubya's rule.

The Signal Corps has the highest casualty rate, or did you mean the U.S.
Army? Is that something to brag about?

Has Dudly the Imposter (aka "K4YZ") EVER posted ANYTHING
ANYHWERE about his glorious heroic 18 years of USMC "service"
in "seven hostile actions?" NO. A resounding NO!

A resounding "Not to your knowledge"!
Tsk, just how much do you
demand of all others? Besides "hotshot morse op" stories
that is? Sorry, I don't have any such stories...never used
any morse code at anytime in the last 52 years...haven't been
required to.

Exactly. Are you the kind of guy who only does what he is required to
do? :-)

But...it is "perfectly okay" to let Dudly the Imposter go on
and on. Never mind that he shames the entire U.S. military
establishment.

He does? Could you offer us any proof of your claim?

Never mind that he doesn't speak well for the
"highest class" of United States amateur radio.

What is any of that to you? You aren't involved in U.S. or any other
amateur radio.

Dave K8MN