I cannot confirm this but if correct, this is very bad. An American military commander relieved because he tried to go to the aid of other Americans.
 Bob
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From: "RONALD WADE" <wadespy@sbcglobal.net>
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From: "mottob@comcast.net" <mottob@comcast.net>
Sent: Fri, November 2, 2012 9:22:08 AM
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To: "Max Gross" <Max@wadespy.com>
Sent: Friday, November 2, 2012 9:40:32 AM
Subject: Iinfo regarding General Ham Fired for Trying to Help Embassy Personnel in Benghazi....
I circulated an e-mail to this effect a couple of days ago.  Here is confirmation that General Ham was sacked. 
 
  This e-mail is from Lt. Gen. General Adams whom I've known for over 50 years.
 Ronald M. Wade
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From: Chris <cadamsusaf@charter.net>
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My source doesn't get any more credible than this.....If Nov 6th doesn't give us Hope, Nothing will! 
  This story needs to get out. If you agree, move it  around. Appears to be
 a cover-up of sizeable proportions. TMAL****
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 Head of AFRICOM Fired for Wanting to Assist Personnel in Benghazi****
By GerardDirect Staff - October 28, 2012****
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General Carter Ham relieved of duty as Commander of AFRICOM****
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta announced on Sunday that General Carter
 Ham Commander of GOC Africa Command (Africom), headquartered in Stuttgart,
 Germany. (U.S. Africa Command is one of six unified geographic commands
 within the Department of Defense unified command structure.) for refusing
 to obey orders not to assist the US personnel in Benghazi on the night of
 September 11. Army General David Rodriguez has been appointed by President
 Obama to become replace him. ****
Gen. Ham refused to take responsibility for the decision not to provide
 essential air coverage and other support for the beleaguered personnel at
 the Consulate. After the information was leaked last week that three urgent
 requests for support were denied to the Americans trapped in the Consulate
 and the Annex, President Barack Obama said on Sunday, "The minute I found
 out what was going on, I gave three very clear directives – Number 1, make
 sure that we are securing our personnel and doing whatever we need to."
 According to the highly decorated, four-star General, Carter Ham, the
 President is lying. ****
The Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens, another official, and two CIA
 assets and former NAVY SEALS disregarded repeated orders to stand down, and
 rescued several people from the burning Consulate under heavy fire. They
 requested assistance at least three times and were summarily denied each
 time. They had AQ mortars painted with laser pointers and requested a C130
 attack on the target or a missile strike with a F-22 or F-35. They had laid
 the groundwork for a military response that would create minimum collateral
 damage. In return for their heroism, their urgent requests were denied and
 they died defending America. ****
According to our sources, General Ham received copies of the e-mails that
 had been sent to the White House from Benghazi, requesting military support
 at the Consulate and the Annex after the attacks began. General Ham had a
 rapid response unit ready to deploy and communicated that to the Pentagon.
 He then received the order to stand down. His response to the Pentagon was
 essentially that he could not do that. Within a few minutes after sending
 that response, his second in command told General Ham that he was relieved
 of his command, effectively immediately.****
On Saturday, October 27, Panetta confirmed that General Ham had been
 relieved of his assignment.****
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