Payable to Any Texas Air National Guard Airman With Proof of 1st Lt. George W. Bush “In Person” Performing Any Scheduled Non-Flying Duties at Ellington Air Force Base Between May 1972 to July 30, 1973 |
George W. Bush and his staff continue to maintain that he earned his honorable discharge from the Texas Air National Guard and met his military responsibilities after he was suspended from flying. He was suspended by Major General Francis S. Greenlief on September 29, 1972 stating:
“6. Verbal orders of the Comdr on 1 Aug 72 suspending 1STLT GEORGE W BUSH. ANCUS (not on EAD), TX ANG, Hq 147 Ftr. Gp, Ellington AFB, Houston, TX, from flying status are confirmed, exigencies of the service having been such as to preclude the publication of competent written orders in advance. Reason for Suspension: Failure to accomplish annual medical examination. Off will comply with para 2-10, AFM 35-13. Authority: Para 2-29m, AFM 35-13.”
George W. Bush maintains that he fulfilled his May 1972 through July 1973 obligation.
However, Col. Killian and Col. Harris, in an annual evaluation dated May 1973, state:
“Lt. Bush has not been observed at this unit during the period of report, civilian occupation made it necessary for him to move to Montgomery, Al. He cleared this base on 15 May 1972 and has been performing equivalent in a non flying status with the 187 Tac Recon Gp, Dannelly ANG Base, Al.”
The proof must demonstrate that Col. Harris and Col. Killian were wrong in their annual report covering May 1972 to April 30, 1973. Also, that the official George W. Bush record that shows no days for that period is wrong.
The Official George W. Bush Record
| BUSH, GEORGE W. P03244754 1st Lt. 73 APR 30 | New Haven, Conn | 73 Apr 30 | 2 |
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| 69Dec29 | 0006 | Pilot Trainee, 111th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Ellington AFB, Texas (TexANG) |
| 70 Jun 20 | 11250 | Pilot, Ftr Intcp, 111th Ftr Intcp Sq, Ellington, AFB, Tx (TexANG) |
| | | Total AD/ACDUTRA as of 70 May 26: 2d Lt 313 days |
| | | Total AD/ACDUTRA as of 71 May 26: 2d Lt – 43 days, 1st Lt – 3 days |
| | | Unit redesignated 111th Ftr Intcp Sq (Trng) |
| | | Total AD/ACDUTRA as of 72 May 26: 1st Lt 22 days |
| 1 Oct 73 | | HD TR TexANG Per ANGR 36-05, SO ANG-A 158, State of Texas AG Dept, Austin, Tx, and transferred to |
| | | ARPC (ORS), 3800 York St, Denver, CO 80205 effective 2 October 1973. (DOS TexANG 1 Oct 73). |
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Please Note: George W. Bush is eligible for the reward if he allows the military to release his records (as John McCain has done) and there is evidence of actual service. |
The First Person with proof that suspended pilot George W. Bush participated in person in these drills will receive the reward. Offer expires midnight November 6, 2000. To claim the REWARD, contact rar98hawk@aol.com. Robert A. Rogers is President of Vets for Real Truth
