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Was that really the PO?

Could have been. Here is a document from an earlier Bush release, it recites PO Box 34567 as an address for the 111st FIS ...

http://www.cis.net/~coldfeet/doc7.gif <-- See for yourself

Thank you, Cboldt. Can everyone see by comparison the use of the courier font (now called "courier new" on your MS word doc) vs. the Times Roman in the "questionable" docs. That is the font that standard IBM's, even the standard IBM selectric "ball" used back in the old days in fact the ones that all typewriters used. If there was any other font it would have been an anomoly.

Also notice there is no superscript to be found anywhere on the doc that you linked to. That is what a doc of the time looked like.

I find it REALLY difficult to believe there was an IBM selectric in a field office and some TANG purchasing agent or higher up who was interested in paying thousands extra (in TEXAS, no less) for some swishy font ball add-on for someone like Jerry Killian to write up his field memos.

As far as all the memo's now present on USA today, how many are deemed to be forgeries and how many do we believe are authentic? I have only been focused on that one doc, which is an obvious forge.