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Cover of My Former Commander Mocked My Flood Rescue At A Duluth Commendation, Believing I Kept Only Souvenir Photos, But My Pump Files And A Nurse's Timed Records Exposed His Missing Six Hours.

Military & Crime · Updated Nov 3, 2026 · By Serial Nook

My Former Commander Mocked My Flood Rescue At A Duluth Commendation, Believing I Kept Only Souvenir Photos, But My Pump Files And A Nurse's Timed Records Exposed His Missing Six Hours.

A Guard major called my flood work a made-up rescue in front of Duluth's guests. Then a nurse arrived with a red folder, and the six hours missing from his report began to matter.

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Parts

  1. Part 1 My Former Commander Called Me A Liar During The Flood Commendation
  2. Part 2 The Nurse Opened Her Red Folder Beside The Untouched Awards
  3. Part 3 I Filed A Preservation Request Before Reporting To His Office
  4. Part 4 The Missing Pump Led Us To A Signed Supply Ledger
  5. Part 5 His Proposed Correction Left Our Names And Six Hours Out
  6. Part 6 The Route Allegation Brought The Original Dispatch Book To Review
  7. Part 7 At The Review Hearing He Had To Account For Six Hours
  8. Part 8 The Corrected Commendation Put Our First Water Back On Record