Ghost Troop Home Page April Fools Part 1
ATTENTION TED KOPPEL, et al.
Dear Ted, I’ve sent along this piece, which sets
forth my views of the cover-up of the 3/7 Cavalry disaster at the
I believe that a bit of digging will reveal that
there is a cover-up afoot, and that the 3rd Infantry Division has to
be kept in
In a story a week or two ago (the New York Times, I believe) wives at Ft. Stewart, Georgia (the home post of the 3rd Infantry Division) were quoted as saying that they compared their prescriptions for amusement, and that many of them were receiving psychiatric prescriptions from post medical personnel. In other words, they were being drugged to keep them complaisant.
The Times ran a July 4 story stating that recently an
Army colonel had to be escorted from a near-riotous group of 800 military
spouses at
Believing that a disaster had happened from the time it happened, I took up a collection, then took a three-week bicycle ride from Texas to Ft. Stewart, Georgia (1000 miles, give or take a few) to deliver it. When I arrived I met with a senior post chaplain (and Green Beret), Colonel Dennington, to discuss theory. He refused to deny it and, (brother officer to brother officer), let me know I was right. He gave me to understand that silence isn’t the same as lying. I thought about explaining that there were lies of commission and lies of omission…
Captain May