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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
No certificate in Wild
CAAF's daily journal from Friday isn't online yet, but we have learned the answer to the question on everyone's mind this holiday season: will the Judge Advocate General of the Navy certify Wild or won't he? We previously discussed that issue here. The verdict is now in: no certification.
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Colonel Dorman would be happy with Code 46 for its' consistent position, or at least apparently consistent position that 62 appeals are not certifiable . While other arguments by Code 46 in recent memory had us all wondering whether the 46 attorney was certifiable, we can all be convinced of their sanity today.
Or should I say BGen Dorman? I never got that whole tombstone Flag officer thing. Does it reqiure a tombstone or just a retirement party?
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