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An SF-180 ("Form 180") is a particular United States military authorization form, which when properly completed, allows the release of a veteran's military records. | An SF-180 ("Form 180") is a particular United States military authorization form, which when properly completed, allows the release of a veteran's military records. | ||
During the 2004 Presidential Election, the issue of [[George W. Bush]]'s and [[John Kerry]]'s "Form 180"s was at times a political hot potato. In fact as recently as Jan | During the 2004 Presidential Election, the issue of [[George W. Bush]]'s and [[John Kerry]]'s "Form 180"s was at times a political hot potato. In fact as recently as Jan 30th, 2005, John Kerry was questioned about his by [[Tim Russert]]: MR. RUSSERT: "Would you sign Form 180?" SEN. KERRY: "Yes, I will." [http://polipundit.com/index.php?p=6230#Form180Promise]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:20, 15 April 2005
An SF-180 ("Form 180") is a particular United States military authorization form, which when properly completed, allows the release of a veteran's military records.
During the 2004 Presidential Election, the issue of George W. Bush's and John Kerry's "Form 180"s was at times a political hot potato. In fact as recently as Jan 30th, 2005, John Kerry was questioned about his by Tim Russert: MR. RUSSERT: "Would you sign Form 180?" SEN. KERRY: "Yes, I will." [1].
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