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Lavelle: Official USAF Oral History Document Now Available

September 1st, 2010

Following his retirement, General John D. Lavelle participated in an official U.S. Air Force Oral History interview. The interview was conducted 17-24 July 1978 by Lt Col John N. Dick, Jr. This document is now available for download (PDF, 726 Pages, ~20MB) For the complete listing of Lavelle documents and White House recordings, visit: http://www.mbklaw.com/events/lavelle

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ADDITIONAL LAVELLE EVIDENCE: 1972 DISMISSAL OF COURT-MARTIAL CHARGES; OPINIONS OF R. JAMES WOOLSEY AND OTIS G. PIKE

August 29th, 2010

ADDITIONAL LAVELLE EVIDENCE:  1972 DISMISSAL OF COURT-MARTIAL CHARGES; OPINIONS  OF R. JAMES WOOLSEY AND OTIS G. PIKE Secretary of the Air Force’s 1972 Dismissal of Court-Martial Charges In mid-1972, a junior officer and a group of enlisted men separately preferred court-martial charges against General Lavelle.  The Air Force Judge Advocate General reviewed the charges and [...]

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