inaccurate posts made on a forum by one person, who CONTINUES to
post, such as Eric Dondero! Most of the time, losing so much
credibility will shame the poster into either improving the
quality of his posts or at least reducing their frequency. It's
really amazing.
-Mark
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Oh, you mean the USS Starke which was hit by accident while it
was in
the Persian Gulf during a war with Iran? You mean the Starke
whose
captain didn't identify the ship when the pilot sent a radio
message?
The captain who was later dishonorably discharged? The USS
Starke
which had no business in the gulf in the first place? The one
that
was hit entirely by accident and which Iraq apologized for? That
one?
The Liberty was also hit by accident, but that doesn't matter.
--- In [email protected], "Eric Dondero Rittberg"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Steven, did you forget about the USS Starke????
>
> How soon we forget.
>
> Saddam Hussein's Military attacked the Starke in 1986 killing
39 US
> Sailors.
>
> I was stationed in Jacksonville back then. The Starke was our
> sister ship for the USS Luce (Guided Missle Destroyer).
>
> While I did not personally know any of the 39 who died, I did
know a
> couple guys from the Starke. They were my shipmates.
>
>
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