2004-09-12; 08:02:45 EDT
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Slim, Depends on the timing. AWOL (absent without leave) during the Vietnam era was considered desertion, even if it was stateside. The crime was a court martial offense and would get you a lot of time in some very nasty military prisons and a dishonorable discharge. It probably would have ruined the person's life as no employer would ever hire him, let alone a country make him president. Had a great Saturday sailing with Capt. Bob Keller again. Winds were in the 8 to 12 range and a good time was had by all. RummySee the original archive post