Father of Air Force Special Operations?
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I'm in the Air Force, but I dont understand your question.  What exactly are you asking?
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The have a picture of him on edwards.af.miltary/history/docs\nAnyway goggle his name & it will come up & show his picture on military history site\nMurphy's Law is great "If anything can go wrong, it will"\n1949 Edwards Air Force base. miscommunication with radio officer
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Ask his sister inlaw she probably knows!
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I guess it's genetic and just runs in his family.  His father was the same way and if you look at Jeb\n(his brother), he's a moron too. The president isn't doing anything to stop the war on terrorism or to bring our active military home (he's only bringing some home in boxes). America better wise up in the next presidential election cuz the nation is on its way to hell in a handbasket.
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Do you have his rank or anything like that. If so you can ask for him/her by rank and name,  If not it will be difficult to find him/her. \nDo you know his branch of military too that would narrow it down.\nsorry this is all  i can tell you
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His dad....\n\nWho would have guessed this would be the case back then?
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Hi! I'm a samster and like you i would love to know sams cp# but an issue was released that sam's father does not allow sam to use his cp we are still trying to figure out why hope u understand...
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He has a different father
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You really want to learn a bout your dad? Maybe you should try going to military.com. If you have the info on his unit and such maybe some of his unit is still a bout and would know of him. You might go there join up and do a search for people who may have known him. Nothing would tell you more about him than the people who worked with him...
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You can get everything you are looking for here about your dad...good luck\n\nhttp://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/get-service-records.html
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Info about it may be found here:\n\nwww.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airchronicles/kopp/apjemp.html
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I have a friend in Iraq part of the CIA. He got pushed in their because he father was an agent.
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Linda Mutondoro, Guerrilla Commander Lineage\n\nTry this site http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=Linda+Mutondoro&gwp=13
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Lieutenant General Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller\n\nFor the details:http://www.polaris.net/~jrube/text/puller.htm
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There are different fathers of different technologies...
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my grandfather worked in area 51 for 3 years. my own grandma didnt even know it until after he died. the secrets run deep out there, but what she figured out was they were testing experimental aircraft. the secrecy is for our national security. my grandfather designed electrical blueprints for aircrafts. the stealth bomber was one of his "projects".
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United States Air Force  Master Sergeant  retired with 22 years active duty.  OK that's my pedigree.  And here's the answer to your question.\n\nYour son will be subject to being put in harms way.  That is the military.  We are there to stand between the American People and danger.  It is a noble profession and most men and women who wear the uniform will agree.  Very few civilian professions are equal to the experiences of a typical military man.  I was responsible for millions of dollars worth of aircraft and the safety of their crews before I was 20 years old.  Try to realize that at IBM or Ford Motor Co.  It simply won't happen.  So, yes it is worth it, but if and only if he does it for the right reason.\n\nIf your son is joining because he is an American, a patriot proud of his land and liberties and with a burning desire to do something to preserve that land then he is on the right track.  However, if he is enlisting to get money for college, thinks he wants to kill people, can't find a job, is sick and tired of being at home, wants to purge an arrest from his record or any of a dozen other reasons, it will be the hardest job he can imagine and he will hate every minute of it.\n\nThe purpose of the US military is to enforce our foreign policy.  Since the President is the only person authorized to make foreign policy your son will not be asked, he will be told what must be done.  That means whether on not he agrees with it.  He will not be allowed to pick and choose the orders he will obey.  I served under Lyndon Johnson, the worst micromanager this world has seen for centuries.  I served under Jimmy Carter, a fine moral man who was totally incompetent.  He was simply in over his head.  But it made no difference, while I didn't like either of them, I respected and obeyed both of them.\n\nMy wife and I have four children.  When my youngest daughter considered the military she came to me.  I was blunt with her as I am with you.  I told her that I would support any decision she made.  I told her I didn't want to hear her complain because she didn't get the job she wanted or that it was hard for a woman or she didn't want to go over seas.   The only absolute is the President.  When the Boss calls for help the military helps.  So if the President of the United States picks up the phone and dials 911 I expected her to answer, and you should expect the same of your son.\n\nI guess I was too blunt because she opted not to enlist.  A wise move for her, she wasn't acting for the right reason.\n\nI can be contacted through my profile.  Drop a line if I can be of any further use.  And Good Luck to your son.