Veterans Airlift Command: They've Got Heart, They Need Wings

WhiteHotAfterburner · Post by **WhiteHotAfterburner** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:22 pm

If you know of anyone that needs this service, would like to contribute to this service or assist in any way please make the connection.

Veterans Airlift Command

Take very good care,
WHAB

JapanFreak · Post by **JapanFreak** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 7:48 pm

Are you going to be asking for money for this as well? Make all checks payable to Whab?

ben ttech · Post by **ben ttech** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 7:53 pm

hey freak...
did you know a soldier died in his hosiptal bed at the VETRANS best hospital several months ago AND his death wasnt discovered for days???

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if this 'program' was anything more than a pretty commercial...
they would be flying non-stop into military hospitals and RESCUING military personnel from abandonment by their own...

aint nothing more harmful to veterans that the US military and its VETRANS administration...

anyone trying to help our soldiers and vets is burning those places down...
not dancing to their pornographic add campaigns...

WhiteHotAfterburner · Post by **WhiteHotAfterburner** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 8:19 pm

ben ttech wrote:hey freak...
did you know a soldier died in his hosiptal bed at the VETRANS best hospital several months ago AND his death wasnt discovered for days???

Yeah, your word is good, right? Mr. Reliable?

"veteran+dies+in+hospital+not+noticed+for+days"

Nothing, nada, zip, zero, zilch.....goose egg.

Got it?

WHAB

JapanFreak · Post by **JapanFreak** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 8:28 pm

ben ttech wrote:hey freak...
did you know a soldier died in his hosiptal bed at the VETRANS best hospital several months ago AND his death wasnt discovered for days???

Wouldn't surprise me, not like the country cares about them when they are still useful.

ben ttech · Post by **ben ttech** » Fri Jun 26, 2009 12:26 pm

boy you aint kidding whab!!!
the VA system is so full of negligent homocides i cant spot the specific incident i mentioned out of the thousands and thousands of cases that have occured...

take a look...

http://www.leishmaniasis.us/index.html
http://www.cammmo.org/walter_reed_hospital.html

WhiteHotAfterburner · Fri Jun 26, 2009 12:38 pm

ben ttech wrote:boy you aint kidding whab!!!
the VA system is so full of negligent homocides i cant spot the specific incident i mentioned out of the thousands and thousands of cases that have occured...

take a look...

http://www.leishmaniasis.us/index.html
http://www.cammmo.org/walter_reed_hospital.html

And, of ALL those THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF CASES YOU MENTION, NOT ONE "soldier died in his hosiptal bed at the VETRANS best hospital...his death wasnt discovered for days"....NOT ONE!!!

Take your BULLSHIT elsewhere, ben. NOT in this thread you delusional piece...

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WHAB

twilson · Post by **twilson** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:28 am

>> If you know of anyone that needs this service, would like to contribute to this service

In other words this is an inferior operation that can't exist on it's own merits in our glorious free market.

Well you know that free market. It is never wrong.

Besides if you contribute money to them it will only strengthen the cycle of dependency and ruin the character of those that are relying on it.

These soldiers need to get real jobs and stop expecting that the rich be penalized for being successful by having to support them.

WhiteHotAfterburner · Post by **WhiteHotAfterburner** » Sat Jun 27, 2009 4:31 pm

twilson wrote:>> If you know of anyone that needs this service, would like to contribute to this service

In other words this is an inferior operation that can't exist on it's own merits in our glorious free market.

Well you know that free market. It is never wrong.

Besides if you contribute money to them it will only strengthen the cycle of dependency and ruin the character of those that are relying on it.

These soldiers need to get real jobs and stop expecting that the rich be penalized for being successful by having to support them.

In other words, you are of an inferior intellect and didn't bother obtaining the facts before releasing your cranial splooge upon us

Aircraft with owner/pilot and fuel are generously donated by aforementioned individuals. 900 aircraft w/pilots in 45 states.

If you are an owner/pilot, I'd expect you to donate. If you have some extra cash lying around, I'd expect you to donate...

IF you have at least two remaining brain cells, I'd expect you to think about it before your next cranial splooge

WHAB

ben ttech · Post by **ben ttech** » Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:44 pm

WhiteHotAfterburner wrote:

And, of ALL those THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF CASES YOU MENTION, NOT ONE "soldier died in his hosiptal bed at the VETRANS best hospital...his death wasnt discovered for days"....NOT ONE!!!

Take your BULLSHIT elsewhere, ben. NOT in this thread you delusional piece...

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WHAB

knew id run across his name eventually...

What Happened to Sgt. Cassidy?
Senators Demand Answers From Army About Wounded Soldier's Death
Nov. 15, 2007

Dying Under the Army's Care
By MARK THOMPSON Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008

Iraqi insurgents wounded Gerald Cassidy in the deafening blast of a roadside bomb just outside Baghdad on Aug. 28, 2006. But it took more than a year for him to die from neglect by the Army that had sent him off to war. When Cassidy returned to the U.S. last April, the Army shipped him to a hospital in Fort Knox, Ky., to get treatment for the excruciating headaches that had accompanied him home. For five months, he made the rounds of Army medical personnel, who couldn't cure a pain that grew steadily worse. Unable to make room for him in a pain-management clinic, the Army increasingly plied him with drugs to dull the torment.

At summer's end, the headaches had grown so intense that Cassidy pleaded once more for help, and his doctor prescribed methadone, a powerful narcotic. The next day, calls to Cassidy's cell phone from his wife Melissa went unanswered. After two more days without word from her husband, she frantically called the Army and urged that someone check on him. Nine hours later, two soldiers finally unlocked the door to his room. They found Cassidy slumped in his chair, dead, his laptop and cold takeout chicken wings on his desk.

The "manner of death" was summed up at the end of the 12-page autopsy: "Accident." But when he died, Cassidy had the contents of a locked medicine cabinet coursing through his body, powerful narcotics and other drugs like citalopram, hydromorphine, morphine and oxycodone, as well as methadone. The drugs--both the levels that Cassidy took and "their combined, synergistic actions," in the medical examiner's words--killed him.

Horrifyingly, it appears that Cassidy lived for up to two days after falling into a stupor. Forgotten and alone, he sat in his room until he died. "My God, he was there for three days, and no one even found him. That's a huge scandal," says Dr. William Kearney, Cassidy's Army psychiatrist. Regulations that require a soldier to show up for formation three times a day or be tracked down were widely ignored, say soldiers who stayed at Fort Knox. "You could easily linger for two days in a coma," Kearney says, "and if anybody had opened his door, they would have found him unconscious and they would have called 911."

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