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Subject: Re: For Carrick Talmadge
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Date: Tue, 26-Feb-85 00:03:07 EST
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In reference to Ken Arndt's article on his source of information on arms
winding up moving from Grenada, I must admit that most of the stuff I've
read in GUNG HO magazine is accurate (I'm not always sure about those "I
was run over by an M-1 Abrams tank" type articles.  However, their editor,
Jim Schultz does have the credentials (he was in the U.S. Special Forces
during Vietnam and used to work for Soldier of Fortune magazine).

Speaking for myself, I tend to prefer SOLDIER OF FORTUNE magazine for its
accuracy.  In fact, I've used articles from "SOF" in papers I've submitted
while in graduate school.  Also, I know one of their occasional writers, and
contrary to popular belief, those guys are the type of folks that you can 
sit with and have a beer (not rape, pillage, and plunder).

So Ken, I do trust your source and thank you for calling the info to my
attention.  By the way, I'm still waiting for more responsises to my
"Hostage Incidents" article in net.politics (I only got two responses!)
before I summarize to the net.
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