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64 Hubbard said that he: Thomas Moulton testimony, Church of Scientology California
vs. Gerald Armstrong. “I never saw the scars,” Moulton admitted. For a
comprehensive list of the contradictions in Hubbard’s various war accounts, see
Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.spaink.net/cos/warher/battle.htm#doc-a.
65 “first U.S. returned casualty”: Hubbard, “A Brief Biography of L. Ron Hubbard,”
brochure for the First Australian Congress of the Hubbard Association of
Scientologists International, Nov. 7–8, 1959.
66 By assuming unauthorized authority: L. D. Causey to Commandant, Twelfth
Naval District, Feb. 14, 1942.
67 USS YP-422: Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/warhero/battle.htm. Owen notes that this vessel is
often referred to as the USS Mist, but that no such ship existed.
68 “Upon entering the Boston”: The Humanitarian: The Road to Self-Respect, The Ron
magazines, p. 12. 1996. Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/warhero/yp-422.htm.
69 “with some seventy depth charge runs”: Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ”
July 1999, www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/warhero/battle.htm.
70 “not temperamentally fitted”: Lieutenant (jg) F. A. Del Marinal cable, Sept. 25,
1942.
71 He arrived wearing dark: Thomas Moulton testimony, Church of Scientology
California vs. Gerald Armstrong.
72 “a very loose person”: “The Admissions of L. Ron Hubbard,”
www.gerryarmstrong.org/50grand/writings/ars/ars-2000–03–11.html.
73 Hubbard was finally given: Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.spaink.net/cos/warher/battle.htm#doc-a.
74 “These little sweethearts”: “Ex-Portlander Hunts U-Boats,” Oregon Journal, April
22, 1943.
75 bottom of his class: Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/warhero/battle.htm.
76 “It made noises like”: Thomas Moulton testimony, Church of Scientology California
vs. Gerald Armstrong.
77 “The target was moving”: Hubbard, “An Account of the Action Off Cape
Lookout,” undated report.
78 with dawn breaking: Ibid.
79 “There was no submarine”: Commander Frank Jack Fletcher to Commander in
Chief, Pacific Fleet, June 6, 1943.
80 Japanese records after: Chris Owen, “Ron the ‘War Hero,’ ” July 1999,
www.spaink.net/cos/warher/battle.htm#doc-a.