Air Force general lost job over ethnic slur
Source: Associated Press
Air Force general lost job over ethnic slur
By Sig Christenson | May 4, 2015 | Updated: May 4, 2015 4:47pm
A two-star general resigned his command in San Antonio last week after making a racially-charged comment during a lower-ranking officer's disciplinary hearing, the Air Force said Monday.
Maj. Gen. Michael Keltz, then commander of the 19th Air Force at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, told an accused officer that he appeared “drunker than 10,000 Indians” in a photo of him and another airman. The Air Force confirmed that Keltz made the remark, which initially was reported in a blog.
“I’ll confirm those were the words spoken,” said Col. Sean McKenna, chief spokesman for the Air Education and Training Command. “I just can’t confirm what happened in the Article 15 (disciplinary) hearing.”
The AETC, the parent organization of the 19th Air Force, said last week Keltz resigned after he “inadvertently made an unfortunate comment” during the hearing.
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Maj. Gen. Michael Keltz[/center]
Does anyone doubt what would have happened to the Native American people if the US had owned an Air Force during the time it wanted to destroy them in the early days?
As it was, they had to work trying to murder them any way possible, and we know how hard they worked to eliminate the people who were living in the land they wanted for themselves.
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Mountains of bison skulls were created when the US Army
destroyed seas of bison in order to take away the
food and shelter source from the Native Americans.
Bison skins that would not be used for tents.
Bones being loaded onto trains to be hauled off to Canada.[/center]
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