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Fools Part 3
“Pro deo
et patria,” your motto, for God and
Country. Very
honorable, my brother and sister officers. I admire those who adhere to the creed, as
Jesus himself did. I earnestly entreat
you, as fellow officers sworn to defend the Constitution, and on behalf of
[3/7 Cavalry, tragedy and travesty]
Should you fail to make fair reply by the time my
book is published, I shall include this letter in it as a permanent mark of
disgrace on
A Congressional Investigation is pending, my word as a true officer on it. Please help me to get the word to the nation that not all officers collaborated in the cover-up! Please stand up for yourselves!
On May 14 I met and delivered the essay you’ve read to a man who wore chaplain’s brass and colonel’s rank. He bore the name Dennington. He was special forces and wore a Combat Infantry Badge. He acknowledged the truth of it and urged me to betray my oath by hiding it from the public. Find out if he was truly one of yours, for he will stand before Congress, and I suspect he was from Special Forces Command to quell questions at Ft. Stewart, Georgia, the home of the 3rd Infantry Division and the 3/7 Cavalry Regiment.
Why my suspicions about Colonel Dennington? He had no bible in his office. He only had three books: One was Starship
Troopers by Heinlen, one was about zen and the warrior, and one was On Killing. Curiously, he had no bible on hand, he
thought it strange that soldiers were hesitant to kill, and he didn’t know
about the pocket-sized bibles that they used to give out when I was in the
First Cavalry Division. I thought all
this strange.
Comments, my fellow officers of the
Army of the
Captain Eric May, Commander, Ghost Troop, 3/7 Cavalry