Investigation into Guard Service?

[cal04]

putting this on discussion because it's a developing story. Not sure how true this is.



Investigation into Bush Guard service reveals five invalid substitute trainings; possible payroll fraud... Developing...
---INVESTIGATION GOES BEYOND ALABAMA CAMPAIGN IN 1972; RECORDS SHOW BUSH VIOLATED AIR FORCE'S REGULATED TIME FRAME OF 15 DAYS BEFORE SCHEDULED TRANING FOR FOUR WEEKENDS IN 1973; HIS WERE 35, 60, 33, 66 DAYS BEFORE....MORE...

www.rawstory.com

[Jackpine Radical]

1. I can't find a link beyond the headline on this site.

Is that all there is so far?

[cal04]

2. that's all there is and that's why

I didn't post it in latest breaking
I will try and update if they have anything

[rawstory]

3. FROM RAW STORY--

Coming soon. These documents are really hard to decipher. I want to confirm everything myself before posting the actual story.

[cal04]

4. something else found on buzzflash

http://www.glcq.com/fraud.htm

[rawstory]

5. Full story now there

EXCLUSIVE to THE RAW STORY
http://rawstory.com.

DEVELOPING HARDER: No evidence that Bush made up any of his training sessions during his “Alabama campaign;” In fact, White House documents appear to show he never made up the training at all…..

By John Byrne | Raw Story Editor

A closer examination of President George W. Bush’s records of his service in the Texas Air National Guard and the Air Reserve reveals that as much as 60 percent of Bush’s substitute training sessions scheduled were invalid under Air Force regulations because they were conducted more than 15 days in advance of his scheduled training, according to an investigation by RAW STORY.

He was also paid for each of these invalid “makeup sessions,” according to the documents released by the White House.

On one weekend in 1972, and four weekends in 1973, according to documents released by the White House, Bush attended makeup training sessions for sessions he intended to miss. Each of those makeup sessions, credited for the days beginning 11/13/72, 1/06/73, 1/09/73, 7/16/73 and 7/18/73, were scheduled more than 15 days before the scheduled service date.