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Unfit for command

by John E. O'Neill and Jerome R. Corsi (2004)

About this book

Find out why John Kerry is "Unfit for Command" as told by the men who served with him. Unfit for Command reveals a John Kerry you don't know -- the true John Kerry that his political image-makers are trying to hide. But the veterans who served with him know better, and in Unfit for Command, they tell their stories, including: How all three of John Kerry's Purple Hearts were for minor injuries, easily treated with band-aids, not requiring a single hour of hospitalization; How captured Americans were tortured in North Vietnamese prisons for not endorsing John Kerry's false testimony -- before the United States Senate -- about alleged American war crimes; How John Kerry carried a typewriter and an 8-mm home movie camera with him to Vietnam so he could record his own exaggerated version of his war exploits and film staged reenactments of his "combat actions" to advance his political career; Why John Kerry's photograph hangs in a place of honor in the Vietnamese Communist "War Remnants Museum" in Ho Chi Minh City. Want to know the real John Kerry? Read Unfit for Command -- and prepare to be shocked. - Jacket.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreUnfit for command Lead Character

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