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Lieutenant Colonel '''Terry Lakin''', M.D., is a former [[US Army]] flight surgeon. He was dismissed from the Army and stripped of his rank because he requested prof that [[President Obama]] is Constitutionally eligible to serve as his [[Commander-in-Chief]]. He has explained to his superiors that he cannot understand how his Oath of Office to protect and defend the Constitution does not allow military officers to pursue this proof of eligibility. He was court-martialled, and served six months in a military brig for disobeying orders to deploy to [[Afghanistan]]; orders he believes were illegitimate because of unresolved doubts about President Obama's birth. Lieutenant Colonel Lakin was released from prison in 2011, and returned home to his family in [[Baltimore]], [[Maryland]].

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	Lt. Col. Lakin defended his right to challenge Obama's eligibility by explaining to his superiors that to deny a military officer's pursuit of this proof of eligibility is incongruous with the President's [[Oath of Office\|sworn oath]] to protect and defend the [[Constitution]]. He was court-martialled, and served six months in a military brig for disobeying orders to deploy to [[Afghanistan]]; orders he believes were illegitimate because of unresolved doubts about President Obama's birth. Lieutenant Colonel Lakin was released from prison in 2011, and returned home to his family in [[Baltimore]], [[Maryland]].		Lt. Col. Lakin defended his right to challenge Obama's eligibility by explaining to his superiors that to deny a military officer's pursuit of this proof of eligibility is incongruous with the President's [[Oath of Office\|sworn oath]] to protect and defend the [[Constitution]]. He was court-martialled, and served six months in a military brig for disobeying orders to deploy to [[Afghanistan]]; orders he believes were illegitimate because of unresolved doubts about President Obama's birth. Lieutenant Colonel Lakin was released from prison in 2011, and returned home to his family in [[Baltimore]], [[Maryland]].
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−	~~Lieutenant Colonel~~ '''Terry Lakin~~'''~~, M.D., is a former [[US Army]] flight surgeon. He was dismissed from the Army and stripped of his rank ~~because he requested prof~~ that [[President Obama]] is ~~Constitutionally~~ eligible to serve as his [[Commander-in-Chief]]. ~~He has explained~~ to his superiors that ~~he cannot understand how his~~ Oath of Office to protect and defend the Constitution ~~does not allow military officers to pursue this proof of eligibility~~. He was court-martialled, and served six months in a military brig for disobeying orders to deploy to [[Afghanistan]]; orders he believes were illegitimate because of unresolved doubts about President Obama's birth. Lieutenant Colonel Lakin was released from prison in 2011, and returned home to his family in [[Baltimore]], [[Maryland]].	+	'''Lieutenant Colonel Terry Lakin, M.D.''', is a former [[US Army]] flight surgeon. He was dismissed from the Army and stripped of his rank for requesting proof that [[President of the United States\|President]] [[Barack Obama]] is constitutionally eligible to serve as his [[Commander-in-Chief]].
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		+	Lt. Col. Lakin defended his right to challenge Obama's eligibility by explaining to his superiors that to deny a military officer's pursuit of this proof of eligibility is incongruous with the President's [[Oath of Office\|sworn oath]] to protect and defend the [[Constitution]]. He was court-martialled, and served six months in a military brig for disobeying orders to deploy to [[Afghanistan]]; orders he believes were illegitimate because of unresolved doubts about President Obama's birth. Lieutenant Colonel Lakin was released from prison in 2011, and returned home to his family in [[Baltimore]], [[Maryland]].