Pentagon rules on casualty reassignments in Vietnam era
The Pentagon outlines service by service guidelines for reassignment of wounded personnel in Vietnam. Navy and Marine Corps require two wounds with 48 hours hospitalization or three wounds for automatic reassignment. Army uses not fixed counts. a twice wounded soldier may be sent to Saigon HQ for possible transfer if physically qualified, with decisions based on military needs and prognosis. Air Force offers no standard policy except for severe cases.
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FBI Marks 60th Year of Founding
Washington AP notes the Federal Bureau of Investigation turns 60 today with little fanfare. Founded July 16 1908 by Attorney General Charles J Bonaparte the agency grew from secret service borrowing and political hurdles to a powerful modern force under J Edgar Hoover.
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