Velocity: Speed with Direction. Professional Career of Gen Jerome F. O'Malley
Velocity: Speed with Direction. Professional Career of Gen Jerome F. O'Malley By Aloysius G., Patricai A. Casey
Publisher: Air Unive..rsity Pr..ess 2007 | 298 Pages | ISBN: 1585661694 | PDF | 7 MB
Publisher: Air Unive..rsity Pr..ess 2007 | 298 Pages | ISBN: 1585661694 | PDF | 7 MB
During a meticulous review of the conduct of every member of the command structure in Vietnam, as well as a careful examination of congressional testimony, Patrick developed the view that senior Pentagon officials acted in a manner eerily similar to the behavior of officials he had faced in public corruption cases in his practice of law. This view fueled the authors’ desire to seek the truth. The biography was delayed for two years while the Nixon White House audio recordings could be identified, obtained, and transcribed. It was delayed further so that Top Secret messages sent by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to Vietnam could be acquired through the Freedom of Information Act. The publication of this book puts to rest 35 years of false history. It also decisively concludes the erroneous dishonor suffered by Gen John Daniel Lavelle, the Seventh Air Force commander. General Lavelle, Colonel O’Malley, and personnel of the Seventh Air Force acted pursuant to presidential orders secretly issued on 3 February 1972 in the Oval Office. It is clear that they loyally and bravely served, protected, and defended the Constitution of the United States.
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