To shut up.

As soon as Kerry tells M. Moore to shut the hell up and quit spreading
his bull**** lying propaganda.

Oh.......... to late..

Who should I believe? Vietnam vets.... or the fat POS un-American
liar M. Moore that uses the images of dead Americans to make lots of
money in his propaganda film?

Hmmmmmmmmmm

Joe

What is your point? You need to be more direct! ;-)

As soon as Kerry tells M. Moore to shut the hell up and quit spreading
his bull**** lying propaganda.

Oh.......... to late..

Who should I believe? Vietnam vets.... or the fat POS un-American
liar M. Moore that uses the images of dead Americans to make lots of
money in his propaganda film?

Hmmmmmmmmmm

Joe

Has anybody noticed the subject of this thread? Kerry didn't drive "Swift
Boats". IIRC they were "Riverine Craft". SEALS used Swift Boats to create
the Gulf of Tonkin Incident .... but y'all already knew all that.

"Vito" wrote

IIRC they were "Riverine Craft". SEALS used Swift Boats to create
the Gulf of Tonkin Incident .... but y'all already knew all that.

Wrong. Swiftboats were mfg. by Swiftship.

Joe

"Joe" wrote in message
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"Vito" wrote

IIRC they were "Riverine Craft". SEALS used Swift Boats to create
the Gulf of Tonkin Incident .... but y'all already knew all that.

Wrong. Swiftboats were mfg. by Swiftship.

The Navy used PBR's. A friend of mine drove one. But apparently there were
different models. According to http://www.njnavy.com/boats.htm PBM Mk 1
and 2 were 31 foot fiberglass boats.

Swiftships made a number of models from 38 to 77 feet plus two "Riverine"
models; one a 45' aluminum hull. Did the Brown Water Navy use them?

"Vito" wrote in message ...
"Joe" wrote in message
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"Vito" wrote

IIRC they were "Riverine Craft". SEALS used Swift Boats to create
the Gulf of Tonkin Incident .... but y'all already knew all that.

Wrong. Swiftboats were mfg. by Swiftship.

The Navy used PBR's. A friend of mine drove one. But apparently there were
different models. According to http://www.njnavy.com/boats.htm PBM Mk 1
and 2 were 31 foot fiberglass boats.

Swiftships made a number of models from 38 to 77 feet plus two "Riverine"
models; one a 45' aluminum hull. Did the Brown Water Navy use them?

The link you posted is to the NEW Swiftship boats. Not the Vietnam Era
boats.
The Swift Boat crews were on Swiftships boats. They made all types
including the riverine boats. So the riverine guys can call themselfs
Swiftboat crew.

They also make some very nice crewboats, I've ran several. Infact I
ran my favorate crewboat the Texas Willie a 110 footer triple screw
1271TI Swiftship for 5 years, one year I was on that boat 360 days.
They make the best riding high speed hull in the world.

Joe