PHUNG HAUNG DONG TIEN
HISTORY OF PHOENIX
REBUTTAL
Some time ago a History Changer put
many hours in attempting to prove to the Isshin-ryu world that his
information was correct so that he lost track of what he was
writing, for no person can tell a lie twice without changing it a
bit.
While I was not in the country he
either came to my dojo or met one of my students at a tournament. No
matter how he got his information, the fact remains was that he
completely ignored written proof of what was in front of him, and
put on page 173 of that book what he wanted to, making no mention of
Phoenix, even though a Freedom of Information letter was in front of
him.
Now that, in itself, is not
important to me, but then, since he ran out of facts to make history
with, he had to claim mistakes in his first book, in order to sell
the second. Keep in mind that there never ever was any information
concerning Phoenix until he advertised his second book, claiming me
a fraud.
His need to justify his actions, to
sell something, led him to discrediting Don Bohan, who, no matter
what, gave him much information, as well as the photos that he
published. He disassociated himself, for whatever reason, from the
people that assisted him in putting the first book together. All
this to make money, to gain profit, to make an attempt to rise
himself faster than those who put so many more years into
Isshin-ryu. Make note that his plan did not work. I feel that he
embarrassed himself. I'll try to add to that embarrassment.
The questions later asked of me in a
letter dated May 29, 1996, was to
answer his questions. I suspect that Don Bohan gave him the
questions to ask, and that's sad, because Don was no grunt and the
other could not graduate the Boy Scouts.
Questions were: What were Operations
"Black Hand," and "Group Hand." My answer to that is that every
action, down to a lowly kidnapping, were designated "Operations," no
one human being could answer that, as far as I was concerned. One
thing must be remembered. Any assignations shoot on sight missions
always carried "Black" designations. In Phoenix the designation was
"wet." But in order to answer properly, which I am doing with this
writing, I am submitting a CIA letter
dated July 10, 1996 which states that his questions had no
merit, therefore no answer. But, in fairness to this author, I will
answer his answerable questions, what were Red Team, Green Team, and
Blue Team?
These terms are common knowledge to
any field marine that wants to stay alive: They were color codes. I
do not know what a Green Team was. Maybe they planted grass after
Agent Orange died out.
Red Team:
Gunships were Red Teams.
Blue Team:
Troop carriers
White Team:
Light operations helicopters (loh)
Pink Team:
A LOH and a Gunship combined
All American Team: Combination Red, White, and Blue
Teams.
With respect to the requests from
Representative Bartlett from the author, I offer a
copy of a certified letter to the
Representative from me that was left unanswered, as well as the
CIA liaison, for it is very illegal
to pull any records without my permission, much less something as
important as this.
Funny, I don't feel as good as I
anticipated, with this set to paper, and I miss the feeling of being
angry. One of the Government shrinks, as late as 1985 answered my
question, Why do I not feel angry anymore? His answer was old age,
the loss of testosterone. That was twenty years ago. I wish they
would make a pill to replace that.
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