pursue him. the washington times is reporting special forces did locate him, but they wouldn t risk rescue because he was a deserter. it sounds like the military did suspect that he was and followed protocol. yeah. i never was comfortable with calling him that, but everybody involved in this seams to believe it s the case. these guys will make it hard for oliver stone to make a wonderful movie about this guy. it s weird that as we approach the th anniversary for d - 70th anniversary for d-day, we re on a different d for desertion. the white house gets an f. dana, does it matter you know, part of subcommittee a little uncomfortable with the media firing squad against a member of the military. i ve never served in the military. it seems like we ve heard he s a hero. then all of a sudden people are lining up to give him his last cigarette and shoot him. we don t really know so there need to be questions answered. is it helpful to hear the stories that he was a deserter? is it help