BREAKING 2 MORE JOIN-Charles L. Miller, Lt. Col. USAF and SSgt Brian A Keith American United States Marine Corps

SSgt Brian A Keith USMC Joins Military Action
Thank you for your service Brian Keith. We are now at 85 Plaintiffs in our Military Action for Barack Obama to prove his eligibility. All of you brave men and women are stepping up at a fast pass now. We all are behind you and signing on to the Federal and Citizen Suits.



Dr Taitz,

Please insure that I filled out the consent form properly, and let me know in any way that I can assist. I am still in the process of leaving the Active Reserve, and dropping to Inactive Reserve Status. I started this before Mr Obama was sworn in because I could not in good faith defend the Constitution and serve under him at the same time. My goal is to return to serving our country in the military, but cannot do so while he is occupying the Oval Office. It was apparent that the only way i could trully keep my oath was to join the battle on the civilian side within our own borders. I would like to offer any assistance I can, and will remain at our Country's service until our Constitution is restored.

Sincerely
SSgt Brian A Keith
American
United States Marine Corps



DATE:_2/26/2009_

Attn. Orly Taitz, Esq.


I agree to be a plaintiff in the legal action to be filed by Orly Taitz, Esq. in a PETITION FOR A DECLARATORY JUDGEMENT whether Barry Soetoro, citizen of Indonesia and possibly still citizen of Kenya, aka BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA IS QUALIFIED TO BE PRESIDENT of the U.S or TO BE COMMANDER IN CHIEF of the U.S. ARMED FORCES, in that I am or was a sworn member of the U.S. military (subject to recall) and I could conceivably be given unlawful orders by a Constitutionally unqualified Commander In Chief, and by following such orders I can be subject to court martial.



TYPED NAME or Signature: Brian Keith___

FULL NAME: Brian Alan Keith



POSITION IN THE MILITARY/RANK/DATES SERVED/STATUS: Platoon Sergeant / Staff Sergeant / Active Duty 1997-2001, Inactive Ready Reserve 2001-2005, Active Reserve 2005-Jan 2009. Currently in Inactive Ready Reserve.

OCCUPATION: Currently a professional Fire Fighter

ACHIEVEMENTS: Promoted Meritoriously 3 times in the Marine Corps, Twice Awarded Navy Achievement Medal on active duty, Second award Good Conduct Medal, 3 Certificates of Commendation, Graduated as Honorman from Light Armored Vehicle Crewman Course 1998 , 2



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Lt Col. Chuck Miller, USAF (Ret) is honored to be a Plainftiff in Military Action



Lt Col. Chuck Miller, USAF (Ret) is honored to be a Plainftiff in Military Action


—Charles L. Miller, Lt. Col. USAF (Ret) —
(Pilot Training Reunion Photo, 2001)

Chuck Miller graduated as an Aeronautical Engineer (BS) from the University of Illinois in January 1961 and received an AFROTC commission upon graduation. He entered Undergraduate Pilot Training in April of ’61, training in the T-37 and T-33 jet trainers as a part of Class 62G in Valdosta, GA (Moody AF.

His first assignment was flying a Navigation Trainer version (TC-47) of the WW II C-47 transport at O’Hare International Airport, Chicago, in support of Air Force Reserves where he spent 5 years and logged nearly 2000 hours of flight time. He was then assigned to Vietnam an a Top Secret Electronic Reconnaissance version, the EC-47, after ferrying an EC-47 from the US to Vietnam, island hopping across the Pacific. He served in Vietnam from March ’67 to February ’68, where he logged another 1500 hours flying 115 combat reconnaissance missions. During his EC-47 assignment he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, seven Air Medals, and the AF Commendation Medal.

After completion of his EC-47 assignment, he was selected by SAC as a KC-135Q tanker pilot supporting the highly classified SR-71 “Blackbird” special operations. He continued his career progression in this capacity, for 5-years where he excelled as a senior instructor pilot and ultimately becoming Chief Instructor Pilot for the Base, and then Bomb Wing Chief of Safety.

He was then selected for a special category (SPECAT) assignment to HQ USAF on a NATO Exchange posting with the Canadian Armed Forces where his mission was to develop the Canadian inflight refueling role using modified commercial Boeing 707-320C aircraft and two 15-aircraft squadrons of CF-5 fighters. He spent 3-years in this position, successfully bringing the inflight refueling capability for the Canadians into full maturity and reliability.

He then was reassigned to the Oklahoma City Air Logistic Center (OCALC) in the C/KC-135 Logistics Management unit where he ultimately rose to the position of Weapon System [Logistic] Manager for the fleet of 750 aircraft, plus the Presidential VC-135 and 707 fleet. In that capacity he was responsible for the C/KC-135 Structural Integrity Program, wing Reskin, played a principal role in the KC-135R re-engining program and was the originator of the KC-135E re-engining program using refurbished commercial 707 engines and components for over 150 C/KC-135s. He retired from the USAF in 1981 at the rank of Lt. Colonel.

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