Reply #7: Statement of Intent [View All]

[Taeger]

I, GEORGE WALKER BUSH, UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF PILOT TRAINING PLAN TO RETURN TO MY UNIT AND FULFILL MY OBLIGATION TO THE UTMOST OF MY ABILITY. I HAVE APPLIED FOR PILOT TRAINING WITH THE GOAL OF MAKING FLYING A LIFETIME PURSUIT AND i BELIEVE I CAN BEST ACCOMPLISH THIS TO MY OWN SATISFACTION BY SERVING AS A MEMBER OF THE AIR NATIONAL GUARD AS LONG AS POSSIBLE.

GEORGE WALKER BUSH



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I think he meant GETTING HIGH, I think he succeeded in flying throughout his life ;-)

I'm not sure that "quitting" flying really syncs with his oath. At the very LEAST, George is an oathbreaker. Why would we trust him with the presidential oath of office?


Beyond that, the flight score is typed elsewhere.

AFOQT FORM
Date Tested: 19 Jan 1968
Pilot: 25
Nav Tech: 50
O.Q.(?): 95
Verbal: 85
Quan.: 65

What is odd is that he got OK marks in all the other categories. So much for George's motor skills. The idea that anyone would normally let George be a fighter pilot is obscene. At best, he could be a navigator on a cargo plane.