David Josephs Posted July 10, 2015 Share Posted July 10, 2015 (edited) Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. Edited July 10, 2015 by David Josephs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 10, 2015 Share Posted July 10, 2015 Proof Greg... your word here means nothing. So Lee H here was NOT in the 1st battalion as listed above? And you have a listing for ALLEN R FELDE in the 2nd Battalion somewhere that's not the FBI report from June 1964? Post the USMC source for that determination Greg. Gee... One Oswald listed in the 1st Battalion with Alexander D FELDE and another Oswald in the 2nd Battalion with ALLEN FELDE according to the FBI at the same time? Congrats Greg, you're actually learning. Nice edit AFTER I had replied to your original one line. The only thing I'm learning is the depths you sink to. Oswald was in the 2nd Battalion from Oct 26, 1956 to 18 Jan, 1957 Oswald was in the 1st Battalion from Jan 20, 1957 to Feb 26, 1957. http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh23/pdf/WH23_CE_1961.pdf Oswald served in different battalions with 2 different people people with the surname Felde. Big deal. Only Armstrongites could make something out of this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 10, 2015 Share Posted July 10, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. Here we go. The usual tactic.Try and change subject to something you falsely tried to claim victory for. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Hargrove Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Josephs Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. Here we go. The usual tactic.Try and change subject to something you falsely tried to claim victory for. You da man, Greg. < genuflect > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Josephs Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 (edited) Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. If you add the attendance with the absences you get 200 days 3/23/53 to 1/12/54 There are a total of 210 weekdays on which a child could attend school, including ALL holidays, ALL breaks and Summer Vacation The NYC school record which supports this concurs with the report and is surely posted in this thread. I will not engage in another discussion of this. I will not engage "da man" as he is surely right and I am surely wrong as is obvious from these images and to anyone who can add or count or read. Take all the time you need Greg Publish your work whenever you get to it... cause you're in charge, you're the one who decides < genuflect > Edited July 11, 2015 by David Josephs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. Here we go. The usual tactic.Try and change subject to something you falsely tried to claim victory for. You da man, Greg. < genuflect > And again. When called on for the attempt to change tactics, go into faux condescension. Your tactics reflect the theory. An utter disgrace. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Josephs Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 And I never said the FBI linked 200 days to a year... My quote was Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. I refer to you knowing what a school year is so you can differentiate between Fall & Spring Semesters... and Summer School - which some kids do attend. And is highlighted in orange.. 55 days worth. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Hargrove Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Yo, Parker, do you REALLY need the FBI to tell you how many days are in a school year? The answer is 180 days in 1 school year! Please tell me this is NEWS to you! Now, let's talk A. Felde!!!! ==================== QUOTE ON ====================== Marine Corps Unit Diaries On October 26 the name Lee H. Oswald first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Diaries at boot camp #257 56-27 NOTE: The Marine Corps Unit Diaries list the name, rank, service number, and mili- tary occupation specialty (MOS) of servicemen assigned to a particular location. The Diaries also record changes in assignments, activities and duties. The Diaries allow us to see, by name, rank, and serial number, the names of Marines who served with Harvey Oswald at a particular location, and the names of Marines who served with Lee Oswald at a particular location. The Marine Corps Unit Rosters, which are similar to the Diaries, list the name, rank, service number, and military occupation specialty ( MOS) of officers and enlisted person- nel at a particular location. Unit Diary #257-56 p. 1521 also lists the names of the three Dallas recruits who traveled to San Diego with Oswald-Donald G. Davis, Donald M. Elam, and Pleas G. Scott. A recruit named "Alexander D. Felde," with whom Harvey Oswald would spend the next 10 months, is also listed in the same diary. 56-28 The Marine Corps assigned service numbers in numerical order to recruits who enlisted at the same enlistment center. Recruits from the same town, who enlisted within days of each other, had similar service numbers. Alexander D. Felde's service number was 1641924, and is between Marine recruits with service numbers 1641923 and 1641927 (Leo C. King, Richard Rasmussen, Peter J. Scifo, and Joseph D. Socha). All of these recruits, including Felde, were from the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area and all en- listed between October 22nd and October 24th, 1956. Following the assassination the FBI interviewed Allen Robert Felde (on June 26, 1964) and reported, "He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Milwaukee, 147Wisconsin in October, 1956. He met Lee Harvey Oswald as a United States Marine Corps recruit about October 23, 1956 while both of them were assigned to Platoon 2060, 2nd Battalion, MCRD, San Diego."26 56-28 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald's photographs appear in the Platoon 2060 yearbook, along with the young men who enlisted in Dal- las with Oswald and accompanied him on the flight to San Diego, (Scott, Elam, and Davis). Felde told the FBI he and Oswald were together through boot camp, ITR train- ing, A & P School in Jacksonville, and Aviation Electronics School in Memphis, TN. Marine Corps Unit Diaries confirm that Oswald and Felde were together at all of these locations except one (the one exception is Memphis-there are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries available for Memphis), but the diaries list Felde's name as "Alexander D. Felde" (instead of Allen R. Felde). It is almost certain that Alexander D. Felde· and Allen R. Felde are the same person, yet the first names and middle initials are differ- ent. After the assassination Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who had known Oswald in both boot camp and ITR training, and his statements about Oswald are significant. Neither the FBI nor Warren Commission interviewed Davis, Scott or Elam, but the FBI interviewed another recruit pictured in the Platoon 2060 book, Allen R. Felde. Felde told the FBI that he and Oswald were stationed together in boot camp at San Diego until January 1957, and then transferred to Camp Pendleton for combat training. Marine Corps Unit Diary 8-57, pg. 29 for January 18, 1957 and the unit roster confirm Felde's statement.3 January- following Harvey Oswald from boot camp thru ITR Following boot camp eight Marines from Platoon 2060, including Oswald, were transferred to Camp Pendleton, California for infantry training (ITR). Those eight Marines were Lee Harvey Oswald, Hubert C. Cooley, Gerald R. Crowley,* Alexander D. (Allen R.) Felde, Keith W. Marr, Carl G. Salway, Peter J. Scifo, Jr., and Robert W. Smith. Marine Corps Unit Diary #16-57, pg. 925 listed their transfer as "tempduins" (temporary duty under instruction),4 and they were assigned to the 2nd Infantry Train- ing Regiment (ITR). NOTE: Gerald R. Crowley should not be confused with Ronald Crawley, who knew Oswald in Japan The 8-man squad shared the same tent at Camp Pendleton and spent a lot of time together. Felde said that Oswald continually discussed politics, in which none of the young Marines had any interest, and he soon discovered that Oswald was "left- winged." On their first weekend leave the entire 8-man squad shared a taxicab to Tijuana, Mexico. Oswald left the group and was not seen again until the squad returned to Camp Pendleton on Sunday evening. Felde said that on at least four other occasions, when members of his squad took leave and rode a bus to Los Angeles, Oswald de- parted and was not seen again until they returned to Camp Pendleton.5 Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who went through boot camp and infantry train- ing (ITR) with Lee Harvey Oswald, yet he was not interviewed by the Warren Commission. [ . . . ] The Diaries, however, do not cover three very important locations in 1957, which conflict with the memories of Marines who were with Harvey Oswald: In March, April, and May 1957 Allen Felde was with Harvey Oswald at Camp Pendleton in California (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Camp Pendleton end on February 26, 1957). 57-08/09 In May, June, and July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were stationed in Jacksonville, FL (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957).57-08/09 From late July thru early September 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were attending aviation electronics school in Memphis, TN. (There are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Memphis). 57-08/09 March/ April- Harvey and Felde at Camp Pendleton, CA Shortly after the assassination FBI Special Agent (SA) Robert Schoenecker interviewed Allen Felde in Milwaukee, WI and reported: "Both men (Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald) were stationed at San Diego (Boot Camp) until January, 1957, at which time Felde stated that they were trans- ferred to Camp Pendleton (ITR training) for combat training. This combat training lasted until May 1957." ..... until May 1957 32 57-08 SA Schoenecker reported, "Oswald impressed Felde as being 'left-winged.' Oswald continually discussed politics and wrote to US senators, particularly Senator Thurmond. Oswald condemned people of wealth and championed the cause of the working man."33 57-08109 Schoenecker's report was given to the Warren Commission and published as CE 1962 in Volume 23, pp. 797-798), yet the Commission ignored Felde's statement and offered no explanation as to how Oswald could have been in Florida and Califor- nia at the same time. Further confirmation that Harvey Oswald was in California until May 1957 came from Oswald himself. After his arrest on November 22, 1963 the Dallas Police found a 7 -page handwritten account of his background among his possessions. Oswald w:rote that he had served in San Diego, Calif. from October 1956 to April 1957 and at Camp Pendleton (California) in April and May 1957.34 Finally, Allen Felde's arrival at Jacksonville in May was confirmed by the Ma- rine Corps records, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries, and the Marine Corps Unit Rosters. 57-16 These records help to establish the whereabouts of Harvey Oswald (thru his Ma- rine Corps assignments with Felde) and Lee Oswald from late 1956 thru September 1957. The FBI, following a now familiar pattern of ignoring troublesome witnesses, ignored Allen Felde's statement and failed to question a single Marine about Harvey Oswald's presence in Camp Pendleton thru April 1957. The Warren Commission, for their part, ignored the evidence before them that placed Lee Harvey Oswald in Camp Pendleton during April and May. They simply reviewed "Lee Harvey Oswald's" Ma- rine Corps records and concluded that he was in Jacksonville, Florida in March and April. 1957, and avoided the conflict. 35 May- Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrive in Jacksonville (May 2, 1957) Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville, Florida prior to May 2, 1957 do not contain the name of Allen Felde. Felde's name first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Roster for Jacksonville on May 3, 1957. He told SA Robert Schoenecker that he was attending the Aviation Fundamentals School during this time.36 57-16 Felde was pro- moted to Private First Class (PFC) and the following day his assignment at Jackson- ville was extended for 7 weeks, until July 22, 1957.37 These entries agree with the statement Felde gave to FBI agent Robert Schoenecker who reported, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were transferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida ...... " 38 NOTE: Marine Corps Unit Diary 104-57, pp. 719 and 724 shows that Allen Felde arrived in Jacksonville on May 2, 1957, while Marine Corps Unit Diary 105-57, p. 722 shows that Camarata, Bandoni, Brereton, Schrand, Powers, and Lee Oswald departed for Biloxi on May 2. 1957.39 In other words, Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrived at Jacksonville as Lee Oswald and his group were leaving Jacksonville. Unfortunately, FBI agent Schoenecker reported nothing about Felde or Oswald's activities in Jacksonville during the months of May, June, or July 1957 (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957). If Marine Corps Unit Diaries or Rosters existed for Jacksonville in May, June, and July 1957, we would prob- ably see entries for Allen Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald. . . . . FBI agent Schoenecker reported, without realizing that Allen Felde's state- ments referred to Harvey Oswald, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were trans- ferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida and in approximately July 1957 they (he and Oswald) were both sent to Aviation Electronics School in Memphis. Once again Allen Felde's statement agrees with the Marine Corps Unit Diaries which confirm that he and Oswald were in Jacksonville until July 1957, and not in Biloxi nor on leave.43 By the end of July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald had been together for nine months-through boot camp, (October thru December 1956-San Diego) ITR train- ing (January thru April1957-Camp Pendleton, California) and Jacksonville (May thru July 1957). Felde's claim that he was with Oswald in California until May, and was with Oswald in Jacksonville until July, conflicts with all known Warren Commission, FBI, and Marine Corps records (except, of course, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries). Allen Felde's 10-month association with Harvey Oswald, and their assignment in Memphis, TN, was undoubtedly the reason Felde was never allowed to testify be- fore the Warren Commission. This is probably the reason he disappeared and why many capable researchers have failed to locate him. I tracked Felde to Arizona by using a social security number issued to him in Wisconsin. In the late 1980's Felde changed his social security number and continued living at the same address, but denied that he was the "Allen Felde" who had served in the Marines with Lee Harvey Oswald. =========================== QUOTE OFF ======================== --Misc. excerpts above from pages 147-163 from John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 (edited) Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. If you add the attendance with the absences you get 200 days 3/23/53 to 1/12/54 There are a total of 210 weekdays on which a child could attend school, including ALL holidays, ALL breaks and Summer Vacation The NYC school record which supports this concurs with the report and is surely posted in this thread. I will not engage in another discussion of this. I will not engage "da man" as he is surely right and I am surely wrong as is obvious from these images and to anyone who can add or count or read. Take all the time you need Greg Publish your work whenever you get to it... cause you're in charge, you're the one who decides < genuflect > Nope. Can't see in that FBI report where they say their figures represent a school year. Can't see any reason at all to dwell on an FBI report when the ACTUAL school records add up quite neatly. As I PROVED several times. Now can we get back to the doppleganger Feldes? I know it's a big ask for you to be responsive after your BS has had light shone on it, but don't you think maybe just once, you could try to man up? Edited July 11, 2015 by Greg Parker Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Hargrove Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Yo, Parker, do you REALLY need the FBI to tell you how many days are in a school year? The answer is 180 days in 1 school year! Please tell me this is NEWS to you! Now, let's talk A. Felde!!!! ==================== QUOTE ON ====================== Marine Corps Unit Diaries On October 26 the name Lee H. Oswald first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Diaries at boot camp #257 56-27 NOTE: The Marine Corps Unit Diaries list the name, rank, service number, and mili- tary occupation specialty (MOS) of servicemen assigned to a particular location. The Diaries also record changes in assignments, activities and duties. The Diaries allow us to see, by name, rank, and serial number, the names of Marines who served with Harvey Oswald at a particular location, and the names of Marines who served with Lee Oswald at a particular location. The Marine Corps Unit Rosters, which are similar to the Diaries, list the name, rank, service number, and military occupation specialty ( MOS) of officers and enlisted person- nel at a particular location. Unit Diary #257-56 p. 1521 also lists the names of the three Dallas recruits who traveled to San Diego with Oswald-Donald G. Davis, Donald M. Elam, and Pleas G. Scott. A recruit named "Alexander D. Felde," with whom Harvey Oswald would spend the next 10 months, is also listed in the same diary. 56-28 The Marine Corps assigned service numbers in numerical order to recruits who enlisted at the same enlistment center. Recruits from the same town, who enlisted within days of each other, had similar service numbers. Alexander D. Felde's service number was 1641924, and is between Marine recruits with service numbers 1641923 and 1641927 (Leo C. King, Richard Rasmussen, Peter J. Scifo, and Joseph D. Socha). All of these recruits, including Felde, were from the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area and all en- listed between October 22nd and October 24th, 1956. Following the assassination the FBI interviewed Allen Robert Felde (on June 26, 1964) and reported, "He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Milwaukee, 147Wisconsin in October, 1956. He met Lee Harvey Oswald as a United States Marine Corps recruit about October 23, 1956 while both of them were assigned to Platoon 2060, 2nd Battalion, MCRD, San Diego."26 56-28 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald's photographs appear in the Platoon 2060 yearbook, along with the young men who enlisted in Dal- las with Oswald and accompanied him on the flight to San Diego, (Scott, Elam, and Davis). Felde told the FBI he and Oswald were together through boot camp, ITR train- ing, A & P School in Jacksonville, and Aviation Electronics School in Memphis, TN. Marine Corps Unit Diaries confirm that Oswald and Felde were together at all of these locations except one (the one exception is Memphis-there are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries available for Memphis), but the diaries list Felde's name as "Alexander D. Felde" (instead of Allen R. Felde). It is almost certain that Alexander D. Felde· and Allen R. Felde are the same person, yet the first names and middle initials are differ- ent. After the assassination Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who had known Oswald in both boot camp and ITR training, and his statements about Oswald are significant. Neither the FBI nor Warren Commission interviewed Davis, Scott or Elam, but the FBI interviewed another recruit pictured in the Platoon 2060 book, Allen R. Felde. Felde told the FBI that he and Oswald were stationed together in boot camp at San Diego until January 1957, and then transferred to Camp Pendleton for combat training. Marine Corps Unit Diary 8-57, pg. 29 for January 18, 1957 and the unit roster confirm Felde's statement.3 January- following Harvey Oswald from boot camp thru ITR Following boot camp eight Marines from Platoon 2060, including Oswald, were transferred to Camp Pendleton, California for infantry training (ITR). Those eight Marines were Lee Harvey Oswald, Hubert C. Cooley, Gerald R. Crowley,* Alexander D. (Allen R.) Felde, Keith W. Marr, Carl G. Salway, Peter J. Scifo, Jr., and Robert W. Smith. Marine Corps Unit Diary #16-57, pg. 925 listed their transfer as "tempduins" (temporary duty under instruction),4 and they were assigned to the 2nd Infantry Train- ing Regiment (ITR). NOTE: Gerald R. Crowley should not be confused with Ronald Crawley, who knew Oswald in Japan The 8-man squad shared the same tent at Camp Pendleton and spent a lot of time together. Felde said that Oswald continually discussed politics, in which none of the young Marines had any interest, and he soon discovered that Oswald was "left- winged." On their first weekend leave the entire 8-man squad shared a taxicab to Tijuana, Mexico. Oswald left the group and was not seen again until the squad returned to Camp Pendleton on Sunday evening. Felde said that on at least four other occasions, when members of his squad took leave and rode a bus to Los Angeles, Oswald de- parted and was not seen again until they returned to Camp Pendleton.5 Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who went through boot camp and infantry train- ing (ITR) with Lee Harvey Oswald, yet he was not interviewed by the Warren Commission. [ . . . ] The Diaries, however, do not cover three very important locations in 1957, which conflict with the memories of Marines who were with Harvey Oswald: In March, April, and May 1957 Allen Felde was with Harvey Oswald at Camp Pendleton in California (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Camp Pendleton end on February 26, 1957). 57-08/09 In May, June, and July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were stationed in Jacksonville, FL (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957).57-08/09 From late July thru early September 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were attending aviation electronics school in Memphis, TN. (There are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Memphis). 57-08/09 March/ April- Harvey and Felde at Camp Pendleton, CA Shortly after the assassination FBI Special Agent (SA) Robert Schoenecker interviewed Allen Felde in Milwaukee, WI and reported: "Both men (Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald) were stationed at San Diego (Boot Camp) until January, 1957, at which time Felde stated that they were trans- ferred to Camp Pendleton (ITR training) for combat training. This combat training lasted until May 1957." ..... until May 1957 32 57-08 SA Schoenecker reported, "Oswald impressed Felde as being 'left-winged.' Oswald continually discussed politics and wrote to US senators, particularly Senator Thurmond. Oswald condemned people of wealth and championed the cause of the working man."33 57-08109 Schoenecker's report was given to the Warren Commission and published as CE 1962 in Volume 23, pp. 797-798), yet the Commission ignored Felde's statement and offered no explanation as to how Oswald could have been in Florida and Califor- nia at the same time. Further confirmation that Harvey Oswald was in California until May 1957 came from Oswald himself. After his arrest on November 22, 1963 the Dallas Police found a 7 -page handwritten account of his background among his possessions. Oswald w:rote that he had served in San Diego, Calif. from October 1956 to April 1957 and at Camp Pendleton (California) in April and May 1957.34 Finally, Allen Felde's arrival at Jacksonville in May was confirmed by the Ma- rine Corps records, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries, and the Marine Corps Unit Rosters. 57-16 These records help to establish the whereabouts of Harvey Oswald (thru his Ma- rine Corps assignments with Felde) and Lee Oswald from late 1956 thru September 1957. The FBI, following a now familiar pattern of ignoring troublesome witnesses, ignored Allen Felde's statement and failed to question a single Marine about Harvey Oswald's presence in Camp Pendleton thru April 1957. The Warren Commission, for their part, ignored the evidence before them that placed Lee Harvey Oswald in Camp Pendleton during April and May. They simply reviewed "Lee Harvey Oswald's" Ma- rine Corps records and concluded that he was in Jacksonville, Florida in March and April. 1957, and avoided the conflict. 35 May- Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrive in Jacksonville (May 2, 1957) Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville, Florida prior to May 2, 1957 do not contain the name of Allen Felde. Felde's name first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Roster for Jacksonville on May 3, 1957. He told SA Robert Schoenecker that he was attending the Aviation Fundamentals School during this time.36 57-16 Felde was pro- moted to Private First Class (PFC) and the following day his assignment at Jackson- ville was extended for 7 weeks, until July 22, 1957.37 These entries agree with the statement Felde gave to FBI agent Robert Schoenecker who reported, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were transferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida ...... " 38 NOTE: Marine Corps Unit Diary 104-57, pp. 719 and 724 shows that Allen Felde arrived in Jacksonville on May 2, 1957, while Marine Corps Unit Diary 105-57, p. 722 shows that Camarata, Bandoni, Brereton, Schrand, Powers, and Lee Oswald departed for Biloxi on May 2. 1957.39 In other words, Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrived at Jacksonville as Lee Oswald and his group were leaving Jacksonville. Unfortunately, FBI agent Schoenecker reported nothing about Felde or Oswald's activities in Jacksonville during the months of May, June, or July 1957 (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957). If Marine Corps Unit Diaries or Rosters existed for Jacksonville in May, June, and July 1957, we would prob- ably see entries for Allen Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald. . . . . FBI agent Schoenecker reported, without realizing that Allen Felde's state- ments referred to Harvey Oswald, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were trans- ferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida and in approximately July 1957 they (he and Oswald) were both sent to Aviation Electronics School in Memphis. Once again Allen Felde's statement agrees with the Marine Corps Unit Diaries which confirm that he and Oswald were in Jacksonville until July 1957, and not in Biloxi nor on leave.43 By the end of July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald had been together for nine months-through boot camp, (October thru December 1956-San Diego) ITR train- ing (January thru April1957-Camp Pendleton, California) and Jacksonville (May thru July 1957). Felde's claim that he was with Oswald in California until May, and was with Oswald in Jacksonville until July, conflicts with all known Warren Commission, FBI, and Marine Corps records (except, of course, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries). Allen Felde's 10-month association with Harvey Oswald, and their assignment in Memphis, TN, was undoubtedly the reason Felde was never allowed to testify be- fore the Warren Commission. This is probably the reason he disappeared and why many capable researchers have failed to locate him. I tracked Felde to Arizona by using a social security number issued to him in Wisconsin. In the late 1980's Felde changed his social security number and continued living at the same address, but denied that he was the "Allen Felde" who had served in the Marines with Lee Harvey Oswald. =========================== QUOTE OFF ======================== --Misc. excerpts above from pages 147-163 from John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee. I'm still not allowed to post any additional documents here, but if anyone would like to have some A. Felde docs emailed directly to them, just send me a private message on this forum. I'll do my best to comply. JIm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thomas Graves Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 (edited) Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Greg, Who is "may"? I know this is not directly related to "the number of day in a school year" issue, but whenever I think of Harvey and Lee, I start wondering about two things: 1 ) How in the world did the bad guys choose two young boys, knowing that they would grow up looking sufficiently similar to be able to fool lots and lots of people several years later? 2 ) What did Texan "Lee" tell his family members, friends, and associates during the two and one-half years he was supposed to be in the U.S.S.R.? "I'm just here for a short visit. I'm going back to Minsk in a couple of days." ? --Tommy Edited July 11, 2015 by Thomas Graves Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg Parker Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Greg, Who is "may"? I know this is not directly related to "the number of day in a school year" issue, but whenever I think of Harvey and Lee, I start wondering about two things: 1 ) How in the world did the bad guys choose two young boys, knowing that they would grow up looking sufficiently similar to be able to fool lots and lots of people several years later? 2 ) What did "Lee" tell his family members, friends, and associates during the two and one-half years he was supposed to be in the U.S.S.R.? "I'm just here for a short visit. I'm going back to Minsk in a couple of days?" --Tommy "May" is my brain squashing "they made" together and then still following with "made". My circumstances require typing speeds that my hands cannot hope to match. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thomas Graves Posted July 11, 2015 Share Posted July 11, 2015 (edited) Sure Greg, right after you learn what a school year looks like and to count to 200. School days in a school year are remarkably consistent, DJ. That number usually comes to almost exactly 180 or 181 school days per school year. No one needs to count as high as 200 for that! Does anyone here disagree with these numbers? Does anyone here not see the tactic being employed to avoid the big fat mess that may made out of the Felde documents? ps show where the FBI linked 200 days to a school year. Greg, Who is "may"? I know this is not directly related to "the number of day in a school year" issue, but whenever I think of Harvey and Lee, I start wondering about two things: 1 ) How in the world did the bad guys choose two young boys, knowing that they would grow up looking sufficiently similar to be able to fool lots and lots of people several years later? 2 ) What did "Lee" tell his family members, friends, and associates during the two and one-half years he was supposed to be in the U.S.S.R.? "I'm just here for a short visit. I'm going back to Minsk in a couple of days?" --Tommy "May" is my brain squashing "they made" together and then still following with "made". My circumstances require typing speeds that my hands cannot hope to match. I know, Greg. Trying to stay one step ahead of the Harvey and Lee apologists here is a full time job. Just be grateful that Gaal is off at a prayer meeting or something. --Tommy BTW -- What do you think about the two points I made about the general implausibility of the H & L theory? Edited July 11, 2015 by Thomas Graves Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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