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Hibbard clearly stated that Kerry never reported his injury to his superior officer until after he had already gone to the infirmary. This is definitely against military policy, and even the policy we had to follow working in a para-military agency. The proper procedure would have been for him to report the injury to his superior and let him know he would be seeking medical attention. The fact that Hibbard was never told about any of this until after the fact is definitely a no-no. Hibbard is responsible for knowing what is going on in his command at all times. Kerry disrespected the chain of command by not following proper procedure.

Does this story remind anyone of the episode of M*A*S*H when Frank Burns tried to get a PH for a "shell fragment" in his eye? Turns out it was an EGG SHELL fragment. . .

"Kerry disrespected the chain of command by not following proper procedure."

This spoiled brat of a man has been disrespecting the chain of command for years.

Who knows how much pain and suffering he has caused his fellow vets over the last 30 years, since he publicly called them 'war criminals'?

He should apologize publicly, though we all know he doesn't have enough character to do that!