for clarification: part 1 of 2
John McNoName was no hero.
Any journalist would know that one by now.
part 2 of 2 could have made 3 pages of them
books have been written about this scum
John McNoName
we do not speak his name
page 3 of 3
books written about NoName
story is:
Mcnoname's father was a high ranking admiral. Johnny was a hot shot
and had destroyed several airplanes
with his attempted fancy manuevers.
This became problematic.
So Johnny was placed on a ship "the Forrestal"
that sat out in the middle of the Pacific
with no orders to do otherwise.
It was basically a party ship.
Protocols were lacking. Discipline a joke.
Training was lax.
So, one day, Johnny decides to do a manuever.
There's a name for it, which I forget.
The pilot fills the engines with fuel
and then suddenly ignites them
shooting flames out of the engines
at everything behind the plane.
Several people died that day.
Damage was severe.
Johnny's plane was one of the few untouched.
It was all filmed. In fact, filmed as it it was planned.
So, next we hear of Johnny,
he is doing a stupid manuever over Vietnam
and gets hit.
Bails out, and injures himself doing it incorrectly.
Has a soft landing in a pond.
Rescued by Viet Cong.
Given excellent treatment by their doctors.
And makes recordings for the pleasure
of his fellow prisoners of war
telling them to cooperate with the nice people.
These are some of the files you will never see
because they were locked up by Johnny
when he got to the Senate.
No hero.
All Scum.