[dirtboy]

In the Times interview, Bouffard had also questioned whether the military would have used the Composer, a large machine. But Bouffard yesterday provided a document indicating that as early as April 1969 -- three years before the dates of the CBS memos -- the Air Force had completed service testing for the Composer, possibly in preparation for purchasing the typewriters.

Now someone tell me why a colonel in the Texas Air National Guard with limited typing skills would use such a sophisticated machine for mundane personnel memos. It would take a tremendous amount of skill and effort to replicate what we see in those memos - especially the centering of the headings. Why would crude memos for an officer's personal file be typed on such a machine?

CBS is trying to divide and conquer the various problems with the memos. We can't let them do that.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Arghhh!

i can't remember the exact site;

It's www.indepress.com

(or something like that), but is bookmarked at my home PC, not here. (Which is probably short for independent press.)