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Paul M. DeSisto , Lt Col, USAF (ret) br> Cedar Grove, NJ /p>Lawrence Henry replies: Most interesting. Gen. Horner describes many of those same situations in Every Man a Tiger. Apparently, the Gulf War sharpened the attention of a good many Saudi pilots.
p> WAR FEVER br> Is this Lawrence Henry character an associate of Grover Norquist ? His article certainly looks like an inauspicious start to the Spectator 's claimed war on terror. /p> p>I hope you guys are not coming out of retirement just so you can shill for the Arabs. Now that Grover has gotten all cozy with terrorists, he has to be flat-out dropped; I don't care how many votes he managed to deliver to W. in Michigan. br> -- Daniel Mayost /p>
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